Prof. Dr. Ubaid ur Rehman Bashir Visits NCBA&E Multan to Review Fahm-e-Quran Classes

Prof. Dr. Ubaid ur Rehman Bashir visits NCBA&E Multan Sub-Campus to discuss Fahm-e-Quran classes with university leadership and faculty
20 Oct, 2026

Prof. Dr. Ubaid ur Rehman Bashir Visits NCBA&E Multan to Review Fahm-e-Quran Classes

Prof. Dr. Ubaid ur Rehman Bashir, Head of the Fahm-e-Quran Section at the Higher Education Commission (HEC) and author of Muallim-ul-Quran, visited NCBA&E Multan Sub-Campus on the invitation of Muhammad Ali Hameed, Focal Person for the Fahm-e-Quran Course. The visit included discussions on ongoing Qur’an-understanding classes and appreciation of the university’s academic and teaching arrangements.

Strengthening Qur’anic Education and Academic Engagement at NCBA&E Multan

NCBA&E Alhamra University Multan Sub-Campus welcomed Prof. Dr. Ubaid ur Rehman Bashir, Head of the Fahm-e-Quran Section at the Higher Education Commission (HEC) and author of Muallim-ul-Quran, on the special invitation of Muhammad Ali Hameed, Focal Person for the Fahm-e-Quran Course.

During his visit, Prof. Dr. Ubaid ur Rehman Bashir met with Prof. Dr. M. Asim Rajwana, Pro-Rector of NCBA&E, to discuss the ongoing Fahm-e-Quran classes at the campus. The meeting provided an opportunity to review the arrangements for Qur’anic education and exchange views on the continuation and promotion of these academic and educational activities.

The meeting was also attended by Prof. Dr. Muhammad Hussain Azad, Head of the Department of Islamic Studies; Dr. Hafiz Muhammad Arshad Habib, Assistant Professor, Department of Islamic Studies; Muhammad Ali Hameed, Focal Person for the Fahm-e-Quran Course; and Owais Khalid, Deputy Director of the Office of Research, Innovation and Commercialization (ORIC).

During the visit, Prof. Dr. Ubaid ur Rehman Bashir expressed satisfaction with the arrangements for Fahm-e-Quran classes and the academic and teaching activities taking place at NCBA&E Multan Sub-Campus. He appreciated the university’s efforts to promote Qur’anic education and conveyed his best wishes to the university administration and the Department of Islamic Studies.

He also expressed hope that the institution would continue its educational and training initiatives to strengthen the teaching and understanding of the Holy Qur’an in the future.

The visit reflected NCBA&E Multan Sub-Campus’s commitment to supporting meaningful educational initiatives and promoting the study and understanding of the Holy Qur’an. Such academic engagement helps encourage continued collaboration and strengthens efforts to make Qur’anic education an integral part of students’ learning and development.