Islamabad: The International Islamic University (IIU) community is mourning the loss of Professor Dr. Manzoor Ahmad, a revered philosopher and former Rector of the university, who has passed away. Professor Ahmad was recognized for his immense contributions to philosophy, education, and the intellectual landscape of Pakistan.
During his distinguished career, Professor Ahmad held significant positions, including Rector of IIUI and Vice Chancellor at Hamdard University Karachi. His leadership was marked by a commitment to academic rigor and principled governance, helping to strengthen educational institutions across the country.
As an educator and mentor, Professor Ahmad inspired countless students, many of whom have gone on to make significant contributions in academia and beyond, both in Pakistan and internationally. The legacy he leaves is characterized by intellectual depth and dedicated mentorship.
In a statement, the President of International Islamic University, Professor Dr. Ahmed Saad Alahmed, expressed profound sadness over the loss and extended condolences to Professor Ahmad’s family, colleagues, and students. The university community acknowledges his passing as an irreparable loss to academia and the broader intellectual community in Pakistan.
Professor Ahmad’s contributions to the academic world will be remembered for years to come, and the IIUI family holds his memory in high esteem. The institution sends heartfelt prayers to all those who mourn his passing, hoping for patience and strength during this difficult time.