Top 5 reasons to attend SEERAT 2022
- Musaib Hussain
- Sep 27, 2022
- 2 min read
Updated: Sep 29, 2022
SEERAT is one of the largest gatherings of artists, students, inspiring speakers, nasheeds, creative individuals, professionals, and volunteers to craft the first Muslim-oriented festival in Medak City, and this year, for the first time ever, you can attend in person or online, so there’s a SEERAT for everyone.
Here are the top five reasons to register for SEERAT 2022.
1. Hear from an impressive lineup of inspiring speakers.
The Seerat Competitions are all about reaching the talented unexpected voices among young people across the Medak city, to express their ideas and prepare them for their roles as the leaders of tomorrow. SEERAT speakers and instructors are inspiring, and you’ll learn from related topics.
2. Uplift your skills.
There’s so much to learn in competitions, exhibitions and conference (for in-person attendees). You’ll learn about the fundamentals of Islam that serve as our foundation for being Muslim and you can perfect your skills with describing about a topic, speaking abilities, Qur'an memorisation and visual arts. For an even deeper dive, we move beyond the scope of the mind and into the realm of practice.
3. Learn ethics of life.
At SEERAT, you can explore and learn about the ethics of life, covering a wide range of relevant topics including from "Etiquette of Saying Prayers and Dealing with Parents" to "Quran, The Holy Prophets of Islam and path of Prophet Muhammed (PBUH)". We will approach contemporary issues and themes in light of the Islamic tradition.
4. Meet experts from around the state.
SEERAT attendees come from different organisations. You can exchange ideas, learn from experts, and experience it for yourself. Registration for in-person SEERAT is open, so register now.
5. Be surrounded by inspiration.
SEERAT is a celebration of creativity — from the Competitions to the Islamic Exhibition to the Awards Ceremony and Conference, everything at SEERAT is focused on inspiration in the light of Biography of Prophet Muhammed (PBUH) and Holy Quran. And even if you attend virtually, there’s still plenty of inspiration to be found. The short video below shows you what it’s all about.
