WAH Cantt: The University of Wah's Department of Education hosted a national symposium focusing on "The Prophetic Model of Education and Leadership: Lessons from the Seerah for Character, Compassion, and Human Development," on September 8, 2026, coinciding with the month of Rabi-ul-Awwal. The event aimed to examine the Seerah's relevance to modern education, character building, and ethical leadership.

According to University of Wah, the symposium offered a blend of academic and spiritual insights into how the Prophetic model can contribute to nurturing individuals who are morally responsible and visionary. Dr. Mussarrat Malik delivered a keynote address on the Seerah as a guide for education and leadership, while Dr. Ghulam Murtaza elaborated on the symposium's theme. Both speakers emphasized the importance of the Prophetic model in fostering compassion and human development.

Prof. Dr. Muhammad Rizwan, Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, commended the symposium's successful execution and acknowledged the contributions of the speakers and organizing team. Certificates were awarded to Dr. Mussarrat Malik and Dr. Ghulam Murtaza as guest speakers, Dr. Mehwish Jabeen as the focal person, and Ms. Uzma Khalid Ghori as the organizer. The event concluded by reinforcing the university's dedication to values-based education and ethical leadership.