12 Rabi ul Awal is one of the most sacred dates in the Islamic calendar. It marks the blessed birth of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), the mercy for mankind and the final messenger of Allah. For Muslims across the globe, this day is not only a moment of celebration but also a reminder to reflect upon the Prophet’s teachings of love, peace, justice, and compassion.

Celebrations of Jashn-e-Eid Milad un Nabi

The celebration ofJashn-e-Eid Milad un Nabiin Pakistan is vibrant and heartfelt. Major cities like Lahore, Karachi, and Islamabad transform with processions, Naat competitions, and illuminated streets.

• Mosques and shrinesare decorated with lights and host special programs.
  
  

• Naat Khawani gatheringsecho praises of the Prophet (PBUH).
  
  

• Seerat conferenceshighlight his teachings on morality, leadership, and unity.
  
  

• Charity workincreases, with food and gifts distributed to the needy.
  
  

Families and children also participate by decorating their homes with green flags and lights, symbolizing love for the Prophet (PBUH).