This year, Itikaf witnessed an unprecedented surge in attendance, particularly among students, surpassing previous records. The Mustafavi Sisters played a pivotal role in this growth, inspiring female students through dynamic sessions, spiritual gatherings, and tarbiyyah programs. As a result, a significant influx of participants came from over 50 institutions across the country. The dedicated female student volunteer management team ensured that every attendee was welcomed warmly.

The proceedings of Itikaf began with a profound lecture delivered by Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr. Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri. His words touched the hearts of thousands of young attendees, guiding them to foster a deeper connection with Allah SWT. The lecture set the tone for the spiritual journey that lay ahead, providing attendees with a renewed sense of purpose and devotion.

The following day featured an impactful orientation session led by the Central team of Mustafavi Sisters. This session marked the official initiation of the Tarbiyyah program, along with the launch of several new projects and initiatives. It was attended by a large and enthusiastic group of students eager to embrace the spiritual growth and learning opportunities provided.

During the orientation session, Sr. Warda Naz, the Deputy General Secretary of Mustafavi Sisters Pakistan, shared the vision, purpose, and core objectives of the organization. Her words inspired the attendees to understand the broader mission and the importance of being part of such a dynamic and purpose-driven community. Sr. Rabia Shafaq, the General Secretary of Mustafavi Sisters Pakistan, further motivated the attendees, introduced the central executive team, and encouraged them to live a purposeful life. She emphasized the importance of surrounding themselves with righteous individuals to safeguard their faith.

Launch of the "Khair-ul-Ansar" Socio-Welfare Project

A significant highlight of the event was the introduction of the "Khayr-ul-Ansar" Socio-Welfare Project. The executive team behind this initiative presented its vision, showcasing how the project embodies exceptional support and charity. The launch broadened the students' understanding of sadqa (charity) and khairat (good deeds), encouraging them to give from the blessings they received. This project aims to instill a culture of generosity, emphasizing the importance of helping others and making a positive impact in society.