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From a powerful dream in 1940 to a beautiful reality. Today, we honor the sacrifices of our ancestors and celebrate the unwavering spirit of our homeland. Dil Dil Pakistan, Jan Jan Pakistan

As the crescent moon is sighted, we bid a heartfelt farewell to the blessed month of Ramadan and welcome the joy of Eid-ul-Fitr.

May the Almighty accept our fasts, our prayers, and our good deeds. Let us celebrate today with hearts full of gratitude, remembering those who are less fortunate in our prayers. Wishing you and your family a beautiful, peaceful, and blessed Eid Mubarak!

As we observe the last Friday of this blessed month, let's take a moment to reflect, seek forgiveness, and gather our prayers. May the blessings of Jummah Al-Widaa bring peace, health, and prosperity to you and your loved ones. Alvida Mahe Ramzan.

May our fasts be accepted and our hearts remain purified long after Ramadan has passed.

The Night of Decree is better than a thousand months. (Surah Al-Qadr 97:3)

May this Laylatul Qadr bring immense blessings, profound peace, and the acceptance of all your heartfelt duas. Let us spend these precious hours seeking forgiveness, reflecting on our journey, and drawing closer to the Almighty. Please keep everyone in your prayers tonight.

By the Lord of the Kaaba, I have succeeded!

These were the final, victorious words of Imam Ali (A.S) when he was struck in the mihrab of the Great Mosque of Kufa. On the 21st of Ramazan, the world lost its greatest voice of justice, the father of the orphans, and the brother of the Prophet (PBUH).

He lived his entire life in submission to Allah and left this world while in Sujood. May we hold onto his teachings of unwavering faith, profound intellect, and radical mercy.

20th of Ramazan-ul-Mubarak, the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) returned to his birthplace, Makkah—not as a conqueror seeking vengeance, but as a servant of Allah seeking peace.
Entering the city with his head bowed in humility, he granted a general amnesty to those who had once persecuted him. This was the day the idols fell and the Kaaba was purified.
"Truth has come, and falsehood has perished. Indeed, falsehood, [by its nature], is ever perishing." (Quran 17:81)

This International Women’s Day, we aren’t just celebrating progress; we’re investing in it.

The 2026 theme reminds us that when we provide women with the platform to lead, innovate, and grow, the entire organization gains. Whether it’s through mentorship, equal pay, or sponsorship, giving our support today creates the leaders of tomorrow.

Today, we recommit to turning rights into reality. How are you giving to gain this year?

On the 17th of Ramazan, 313 ill-equipped but deeply devoted believers stood firm against an army of 1,000. This was the Battle of Badr—a day when Allah (SWT) showed the world that victory comes not from numbers or weapons, but from Iman (faith) and Divine help.
Today, we honor the Shuhada-e-Badr (the martyrs of Badr) and reflect on the lessons of courage, unity, and complete trust in Allah.
May we find the strength to fight the battles within ourselves this Ramazan.

There is no feeling quite like the peace of a Ramazan Jummah. As we stand in prayer today, let’s remember that these moments are fleeting. Use this hour of acceptance (Saa’at al-Istijabah) to ask for everything your heart desires.
May Allah accept our fasts, our prayers, and our hidden tears. Don’t forget to recite Surah Al-Kahf to illuminate your week with light.

Today, on the 15th of Ramazan, we celebrate the Wiladat (Birth Anniversary) of Imam Hasan al-Mujtaba (R.A). The "Prince of Paradise" and the eldest grandson of our Beloved Prophet (PBUH) brought a message of peace, compassion, and unparalleled patience to the world.

May we learn from his wisdom and his legendary generosity. Wishing you all a blessed day filled with the light of the Ahl-al-Bayt.

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