The Chaudhry Abdul Khaliq Center for Contemporary Islamic Sciences (CAKCCIS) at Superior University has successfully conducted a comprehensive two-day Capacity Building Program for Islamic Studies faculty members. The training sessions, held on October 10-11, 2025, at the university’s Gold Campus, were led by Dr. Syed Ali Mohsin Naqvi, Director of CAKCCIS, and Mr. Azadar Hussain, Manager of CAKCCIS.
The specialized program focused on enhancing pedagogical approaches, advancing academic excellence, and promoting professional development among Islamic Studies educators. Through interactive workshops and collaborative discussions, participants engaged with innovative teaching methodologies that effectively integrate traditional Islamic knowledge with contemporary educational practices.
This faculty development initiative reflects CAKCCIS’s commitment to empowering educators with the necessary tools and knowledge to inspire students through academic excellence, spiritual guidance, and ethical leadership. The program emphasized the importance of maintaining Islamic scholarly traditions while adapting to modern educational demands and student learning needs.
The Capacity Building Program represents Superior University’s ongoing investment in faculty development and its dedication to strengthening Islamic education. By enhancing the capabilities of Islamic Studies teachers, the university aims to provide students with a more profound and relevant understanding of Islamic sciences that addresses both contemporary challenges and timeless spiritual truths.
