1st Universal Network for International Training and Education

Character Building and Peace from Sirah (SAW) and Modern Perspectives

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ABOUT 1st UNITE
The 1st UNITE (Universal Network for International Training and Education) marks the beginning of a global initiative to bridge knowledge, ethics, and collaboration through seminars and workshops. This inaugural event centers on the timeless teachings of the Sirah (SAW) and their profound relevance in character building and fostering peace. By integrating historical insights with contemporary challenges, this workshop aims to provide participants with practical tools for personal and community development.
Aim
To explore and integrate the teachings of the Sirah (SAW) with modern perspectives for fostering ethical character and societal peace.
Mission
  • To promote ethical and peaceful coexistence by learning from the Sirah (SAW).
  • To create a platform for global dialogue on character building and peace.
  • To inspire individuals and communities to adopt principles of compassion, humility, and justice.
  • To offer actionable insights for resolving modern challenges through historical wisdom
Sessions
Session 1: What Comes First—Character Building or Peace?

Session 2: Character Building in the Sirah (SAW): Timeless Traits for Modern Times
  • Exploring values like empathy, patience, leadership, and humility.

Session 3: Peacebuilding Through the Sirah (SAW) and Contemporary Frameworks
  • Addressing forgiveness, conflict resolution, and community harmony.
Importance of the Event
  • Relevance of the Sirah (SAW):
    The life of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) offers invaluable lessons in ethical leadership, peacebuilding, and personal growth, all of which are crucial in today’s dynamic world.
  • Contemporary Application:
    Modern societies face challenges of ethical decay, social conflicts, and personal disorientation. This workshop offers solutions grounded in the Sirah (SAW), combined with modern perspectives to address these issues.
  • Global Outreach:
    By bringing together international speakers, scholars, and participants, the event fosters a multicultural exchange of ideas and best practices for character building and peace.
Session Outcomes:
  1. Participants will understand the interdependence of character building and peace.
  2. Insights from the Sirah (SAW) will equip participants to address global challenges of ethical decay and social unrest.
  3. This session, as the first initiative under UNITE, builds a legacy for advancing global collaboration on peace and ethical growth.
Registration Fee and Certifications

  • Presenters and participants will receive internationally accredited e-certificates.
  • However, on demand, a fee of PKR 500 will be charged for a printed certificate.

Regestration Fee
  • PKR 1000
  • Free E-Certificates
  • Free Access to International Linkage
  • Free Access to International Society (LLS)
  • Free Access to SEINU
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Dr. Fatmir Shehu

Associate Professor, International Islamic University Malaysia

Dr. Fatmir Shehu, an Albanian scholar, is an Associate Professor at IIUM's Department of Usul al-Din and Comparative Religion. He is currently involved in Erasmus Research on environmental and peace education (2023-2026) and serves as Editor-In-Chief of Al-Itqān: Journal of Islamic Sciences and Comparative Studies (2024-2025). With a Ph.D. on inter-religious dialogue, he has supervised numerous M.A. and Ph.D. students and published extensively, including 36 articles, 6 books, and 9 book chapters. (Speaker of all Sessions)

Dr. Salma Razzaq

Assistant Professor, Air University, Pakistan

Dr. Salma Razzaq is an assistant professor at Air University. Alongside her teaching role, she serves as the Editor-in-Chief of the Xpertno International Journal of Interdisciplinary Research (XIJIR). Her academic focus and leadership in research have enabled her to contribute significantly to interdisciplinary studies and guide the publication process for high-quality research articles. Her experience extends to mentoring students and engaging in research activities that align with her expertise. (Speaker of 1st session)

Dr. Muzaffar Ali

Assistant Professor, Bahria University, Karachi

Dr. Muzaffar Ali is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Islamic Studies, Bahria University, Karachi Campus. His scholarly work focuses on Islamic Philosophy, history, the Seerah of the Holy Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, and the comparative study of Western and Islamic philosophical traditions. He has a particular interest in the works of Arnold Toynbee and Ibn Khaldun, exploring their insights into civilization and history. Dr. Muzaffar is also the author of the motivational book Journey to Brilliance: Embracing Growth, Success, and Empowerment, and he frequently delivers workshops and lectures on personal development, integrating Islamic teachings to inspire growth and self-improvement. (Speaker of all Sessions)

Raja Nasir

Ph.D. Linguistics Scholar, Interdisciplinary Researcher, Poet, Author, Philosopher, & C.E.O of Expert Novice Group

Nasir Razzaq is a linguist, educator, and PhD scholar in linguistics. He is the CEO of Expert Novice Group Pvt. Ltd. and the founder of Xpertno Research Center (SMC Pvt.) Ltd., which focuses on uplifting Pakistan's research standards. He has authored over 13 books and published numerous research articles. Nasir is also actively engaged in content creation, including blogs and literary works, and has organized various academic programs and events. (Speaker of 1st session)

Raja Nasir (Ph.D. Scholar, WU, US/Tanz)

Patron-in-Chief

Dr. Salma (AU, Pakistan)

Convenor & Chief Organizer

Eesha Farzeen Khan (DPT & UGRAD Scholar, Pakistan/US)

Organizer

Laraib Shahid (DPT & UGRAD Scholar, Pakistan/US)

Secretary

Dr. Jennifer Smith (ANU, Australia)

Coordinator

Anmol Husain (Ph.D. Scholar, NYU US)

Assistant Patron-in-Chief

Stefana A. (Ph.D Scholar, Romania)

Public Relations Chair

Maryam Ashiq (DPT Scholar, Pakistan)

Emcee

Rimsha Mukhtar (DPT Scholar, Pakistan)

Online Support Specialist