LAHORE: (Thursday, September 17, 2026): Punjab University Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ali has said that the day of the arrival of the Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad ﷺ is the best day in the history of humankind. He was addressing a Milad-un-Nabi ﷺ gathering organized by the PU Milad Committee at the Law College Auditorium here on Thursday. On this occasion, Principal PULC Prof. Dr. Aman Ullah Malik, Registrar Dr. Ahmad Islam, Treasurer Tasneem Kamran, Controller of Examinations Muhammad Rauf Nawaz, renowned religious scholar Prof. Dr. Mujahid, Chairman Milad Committee Sanaullah Shah, Muhammad Akram Joiya, and a large number of university employees were present. In his address, PU VC Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ali said that the world’s laws and systems owe a great deal to the teachings and guidance of the Holy Prophet ﷺ. He said that for a true lover of the Prophet ﷺ, it is essential to follow his teachings. He emphasized that success in this world and the Hereafter lies in adopting piety and God-consciousness. He said that the Holy Prophet ﷺ rendered such immense services to humanity that words would fall short in attempting to enumerate his blessings and contributions. He said that we should follow the Prophet’s ﷺ exemplary way of life (Uswa-e-Hasana) and treat one another with respect and dignity. He appreciated the members of the Milad Committee, Naat reciters, and speakers for organizing an excellent gathering and reaffirmed the commitment to continue holding such events in the future. Addressing the gathering, Prof. Dr. Mujahid said that the life, character, and teachings of the Holy Prophet ﷺ are a means to our success. He said that the Prophet’s ﷺ arrival brought the world out of the darkness of ignorance and illuminated it with the light of knowledge. He further said that the arrival of the Holy Prophet ﷺ brought civilization and awareness to the world. He noted that the Prophet ﷺ treated not only Muslims but also non-Muslims with kindness and respect. He emphasized the need for the Muslim Ummah to remain united rather than divided.