Shaykh-ul-Islam delivered a lecture on the name ‘Muhammad’ (SAW). Shaykh-ul-Islam, explained how the name ‘Muhammad’ (SAW) has all other names in it, as he spelt out the name ‘Muhammad’ (SAW), Allah (SWT) wrote the name ‘Muhammad’ (SAW) in the sky, beside the moon. Thousands of people were witness to this blessed moment and thousands of people around the world witnessed this moment live on ARY Digital. Shaykh-ul-Islam himself was not aware of this occurrence; Nazim-e-Aala Dr Raheeq Ahmad Abassi notified Shaykh-ul-Islam moments later.

He drew the attention of the people towards that beautiful phenomenon, when he indicated every eye was fixed to the sky and enjoying the beautiful and worth looking scene. They satiated the thirst of their eyes with that miracle. This miracle doubled the faith and love of the people attending the conference.

The scene was captured with the help of camera and the people round the globe viewed it at TV. He ended his speech at 5 early in the morning.

Shaykh-ul-Islam’s talk came to an end at the blessed time, the time of the birth of the pride of all creation. At that moment the sky was decorated with fireworks and balloons, and the hearts of millions of people were decorated with the love of the Holy Prophet (SAW) as Minhaj Naat Council recited Durood and salaam. Shaykh-ul-Islam urged the people not to miss the Morning Prayer. Shaykh-ul-Islam and other guests prayed for perfect faith and prayed to Almighty Allah to bless the participants of the celebration of Mawlid-un-Nabi. As Shaykh-ul-Islam left the stage, hundreds of people rushed towards the Badshahi Mosque to perform their morning prayer and fulfil the promise they had made to Shaykh-ul-Islam.

After his speech, Minhaj Naat Council, Muhammad Afzal Noshahi and many other Nashid Artists recited Durood-o-Salam in their melodious and rich voice. All the people attending the Conference joined them and reciting altogether. The whole Lahore was echoing with the lyrics.

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