Raghib paid tributes
LAHORE: Punjab University Institute of Islamic Studies (IIS) organised a ceremony for its alumnus Allama Dr Raghib Hussain Naeemi on receiving the Sitara-e-Imtiaz.
On this occasion, PU VC Prof Dr Khalid Mahmood, Dean Faculty of Islamic studies Prof Dr Muhammad Hammad Lakhvi, faculty members and students were present. Addressing the ceremony, Dr Khalid Mahmood paid tribute to the services of Dr Raghib, Head of Jamia Naeemia.
He said that Dr Raghib Naeemi had given a lot of time for the betterment of Pakistani institutions, which was commendable. He said that Dr Raghib Naeemi and his family have rendered great sacrifices to create unity among Muslims. He said that the life of Dr Raghib Naeemi was a bright example for all of us. He said that Dr Raghib has completed his PhD from the Department of Islamic Studies, Punjab University and was also a member of several committees including the Syndicate, Selection Board. Dr Raghib said that it was a great honour to receive recognition from his mother institute. He said that the journey of success of Jamia Naeemia started with his grandfather Maulana Hussain Naeemi.
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