IJT IIUI launches three-day ‘Al-Falah’ training camp for students

The Islami Jamiat-e-Talaba (IJT), International Islamic University Islamabad (IIUI), launched its three-day training camp, Al-Falah

ISLAMABAD:  The Islami Jamiat-e-Talaba (IJT), International Islamic University Islamabad (IIUI), launched its three-day training camp, Al-Falah, on Friday at Qurtaba City, Islamabad. Running from 13 to 15 November, the camp has brought together students from IIUI and several other educational institutions.

The camp aims to develop students’ intellectual, academic, moral and personal capacities while familiarising them with contemporary issues, social changes and emerging challenges. A series of training sessions, intellectual discussions and academic activities has been organised as part of the three-day programme.

On the opening day, several trainers addressed participants on a range of educational and intellectual themes.

In the first session, trainer Saadullah Awan spoke on Contemporary Challenges, the Digital World, Self-Purification and the Crisis of Identity. He discussed the growing influence of the digital world, the intellectual and moral challenges facing young people, and the importance of preserving religious and moral identity in an age of rapidly advancing technology. He also highlighted the role of self-purification, character development and intellectual and moral training in shaping young people.

In a subsequent session, trainer Nasrullah Goria addressed participants on the History of Islami Jamiat-e-Talaba. The session explored the organisation’s historical background, organisational development, political and social struggles, and role across different periods. Participants were also introduced to its ideological and educational foundations and given an overview of its historical evolution.

The camp is also expected to attract teachers, academics, social figures and guests from various walks of life, alongside students. Further intellectual, academic and training sessions led by different speakers and trainers are scheduled over the next two days.

The programme also includes activities aimed at strengthening students’ personal and collective development, building mutual connections and broadening their intellectual capacities.

The three-day Al-Falah training camp will conclude on Sunday, 15 November.