Quran Conf and Seerah Exhibition held at NSU
City Desk :
North South University (NSU) hosts the “NSU Quran Conference and Seerah Exhibition 2025” at the NSU Plaza Area.
Shaykh Ahmadullah, Islamic Scholar and Chairman, As-Sunnah Foundation; Dr. Mizanur Rahman Azhari, Islamic Scholar and Chairman, Hasanah Foundation; Mufti Muhammad Abdul Malek, Khatib of Baitul Mukarram National Mosque;Maulana Abul Bashar Md. Saiful Islam, General Secretary of the Insaf Foundationand Adviser of Jamiatul Uloomil Islamia, Dhaka, and Professor Mokhter Ahmad, Islamic Scholar&Director, Daffodil Islamic Center, Daffodil International University; were the speakers at the Grand Conference of the program.
Aziz Al Kaiser, Chairman, Board of Trustees, NSU; Professor Abdul Hannan Chowdhury, Vice-Chancellor, NSU; M. A. Kashem, Member& Former Chairman, Board of Trustees, NSU; Benajir Ahmed, Member& Former Chairman, Board of Trustees, NSU; Mohammed Shajahan, Member, Board of Trustees, NSU; Yasmin Kamal, Member, Board of Trustees, NSU; Mrs. Rehana Rahman, Member, Board of Trustees, NSU; Dr. Anwar Huq, Professor, Department of Cell Biology & Molecular Genetics, University of Maryland, USA & International Advisor to the Board of Trustees, NSU;and Professor Abdur Rob Khan, Treasurer and Pro Vice Chancellor (IC), NSU; attended theQuran Conference and Seerah Exhibition program as the Special Guests.
M. A. Kashem said, “We are deeply moved by today’s event. I would like to express my appreciation to our students, faculty members, the Vice Chancellor, the Board of Trustees, and all staff members.
For the first time in 32 years, an event like this has been organized where we were able to express our identity as Muslims.”
Mufti Muhammad Abdul Malek said that to earn Allah’s pleasure, it is essential to follow the guidance of the Quran. He noted that the Holy Quran shows the way from darkness to light and helps overcome the challenges of life.
Maulana Abul Bashar Md. Saiful Islam said that the Quran is a complete guide for building a meaningful life. Regular recitation and practice of its teachings are necessary.
He added that the Qur’an provides guidance not only for personal development but also for nation-building.
Professor Mokhter Ahmad said that the Holy Quran is the best example of how a book can transform someone’s life. He explained that the Creator has given us two books-one open and one closed.
The open book is the universe, and the closed book is the Holy Quran. When we open and reflect on this divine book, new doors of knowledge unfold before us.
Dr. Mizanur Rahman Azhari said that Islam is a knowledge-based religion whose teachings are simple and practical, though people often make them complicated.
He added that Islam promotes communal harmony, coexistence among people of different faiths and cultures, and encourages adopting a balanced and moderate path in all aspects of life.
Shaykh Ahmadullah answered various questions from NSU students. He said that religious knowledge is essential not only for spiritual growth but also for developing the right outlook on life and strong moral character.
If the youth shape their lives according to the Qur’an and Sunnah, they will be able to guide themselves, as well as society and the countrytowards the right path.
Mr. Aziz Al Kaiser said, “The words the scholars shared today about Islam will remain the guiding principles in our lives.
These teachings have come to us through Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him), and we strive to practice them.
Here, we have people of different faiths, and North South University prioritizes treating all religions with respect and dignity.”
Professor Abdul Hannan Chowdhury said, “Today I believe that this conference has given our students ample knowledge about our beloved prophet’s life journey.
His life teaches us that human beings are not only here for gaining materialistic life, we are here to give our learnings to other people and be kind, passionate and humble.
Islam is a religion of tranquility that allows us to be kind and humble and deliver our message to other people.”
On the same day, a discussion titled “Muslimahs’ Challenges in the Modern Era” was held at the NSU Central Auditorium.
On the previous day, the event featured live calligraphy, book stalls and henna art. The Seerah Exhibition began on 8 December 2025 and will continue till 12 December 2025 at the NSU Exhibition Hall.