Qalam Karwan Hijrah, a prominent literary organization in Pakistan, recently concluded its global series on the Migration to Madinah. Held virtually on August 29, 2025, this event was a major literary highlight in Islamabad, hosted under the Seerat-un-Nabi (SAWW) banner, attracting scholars and participants from several countries.
Global Participation Highlights
The event welcomed attendees from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and the United Kingdom. Over 500 participants joined the online session, engaging in discussions on the historical significance and lasting impact of the Hijrah of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) on Islamic civilization.
Dr. Khalid Madni, Head of Islamic Studies at Government Postgraduate College, Sargodha, emphasized the series’ role in broadening global understanding of Hijrah’s significance. He underscored the educational benefits of presenting diverse perspectives on Islamic history.
Focus on Muhajireen-Ansar Brotherhood
Dr. Ayesha Jadoon from the National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) in Islamabad led an in-depth discussion on the Muhajireen-Ansar brotherhood. This pivotal event in Islamic history symbolizes unity and mutual support.
Qalam Karwan Hijrah announced plans to publish a comprehensive book on the Brotherhood in 2026, capturing insights and scholarly dialogues from the series.
Ongoing Seerat-un-Nabi Sessions
The organization has initiated monthly Seerat-un-Nabi sessions. The upcoming session will delve into the Prophet’s governance model in Madinah and its relevance to contemporary times.
Participants praised the event’s accessibility via Zoom technology. An organizer noted that this digital approach effectively connects communities across geographical boundaries, making Islamic scholarship globally accessible.
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