Faisalabad: The National Textile University (NTU) celebrated Iqbal Week by hosting a two-day Book Fair on November 2-3, 2026, at its campus. The event was organized by the NTU Library in collaboration with the Iqbal Society and the Literary Society of NTU, and was inaugurated by Prof. Dr. Rashid Masood, the Rector of NTU.

According to National Textile University, the Rector emphasized the importance of literary events in fostering a culture of reading and intellectual growth. He paid tribute to Allama Muhammad Iqbal, acknowledging his philosophical contributions that continue to inspire many. Dr. Masood highlighted the relevance of Iqbal's philosophy of self-realization and knowledge pursuit, urging students to delve into Iqbal's teachings for insights into an enlightened society.

Mr. Mushtaq Ahmad, NTU's Senior Librarian, stated that the Book Fair aimed to honor books and their authors while encouraging reading among the younger generation. He noted that the fair reflects NTU's dedication to promoting literature and learning. The event saw participation from various academic and administrative figures, including deans, directors, and society conveners, who all contributed to the success of the fair.

The Book Fair attracted a large number of faculty members, staff, and students, who explored a wide range of literary and academic works. The event concluded as a vibrant celebration, reaffirming NTU's commitment to promoting reading and literary awareness.