The Superior Arts & Craft Society took part in the ongoing Rehmatul-lil-Alamin Week 2025 with an elegant Calligraphy Art Exhibition that beautifully combined spirituality with artistic expression. Organized in honour of the blessed day of 12 Rabi-ul-Awal, the exhibition provided students with a platform to showcase their creativity through powerful calligraphic depictions inspired by Islamic heritage.
The event drew admiration for its remarkable blend of faith, culture, and creativity. Students presented outstanding pieces that reflected their reverence and love for the Holy Prophet (PBUH), turning the exhibition into a soulful reminder of the timeless beauty of Islamic art.
Among the participants, Fatima Farooq secured 1st position, Arsla Ejaz achieved 2nd place, and Amna Asif won 3rd place. Guests and attendees praised the young artists for their dedication and skill, while judges and faculty members lauded the initiative for nurturing cultural identity and spiritual connection through art.
Winners were honoured with prizes, and participants were appreciated for their efforts in keeping the tradition of calligraphy alive. The exhibition not only highlighted the exceptional talent of Superior students but also reaffirmed the university’s commitment to promoting cultural and spiritual enrichment alongside academic excellence.
