Written by: Sana Meghani
“Ramzan is not just about fasting it’s about prayer, kindness, and reflection.”
At Primary I Campus P.E.C.H.S., the spirit of Ramzan was celebrated in a heartfelt and meaningful way during a week-long event called Noor-e-Ramzan. Throughout the week, students came together through prayer, storytelling, art, and acts of kindness, learning important lessons about empathy, gratitude, and faith.
A Morning of Faith, Flavors, and Stories
The week began on Friday, 21st March 2025, with a special event hosted by Classes I and II. Under the guidance of Ms. Sana Meghani, Ms. Habiba Ali, and Ms. Sarah Fawwad, 
the school warmly welcomed mothers for a morning filled with pride and spirituality. The event opened with a presentation called “Ramadan Recipes: Sehar and Aftaar,” where students confidently shared ideas for healthy, refreshing foods to enjoy during fasting. From energy smoothies and fruit chaat to simple wraps and refreshing drinks, the children spoke about nutrition with clarity and enthusiasm. Their handmade recipe cards and chef hats added a touch of creativity and charm.
The students presented a soulful Naat. Dressed in festive attire, they recited with devotion, filling the room with a calm, reflective energy that touched everyone present. The “Little Storytellers’ Circle” followed, where students shared short Hadiths, Islamic stories, and reflections on values like kindness, patience, and gratitude. With expressive gestures and clear voices, they reminded everyone of the simple yet powerful lessons of Ramzan. The morning closed with a heartfelt dua led by Zonaira and Abdullah of Class II-A, bringing the audience together in a quiet moment of prayer and thankfulness.
“It wasn’t just a performance; it was a meaningful reflection of our students’ connection to faith.”
This gathering showed that even at a young age, our students can express their spirituality with sincerity, creativity, and confidence.
Sharing Joy: A Special Day with Darul Sukun
On Tuesday, 25th March 2025, the campus buzzed with excitement as Grade III students welcomed the children of Darul Sukun. Guided by Ms. Nadia, Ms. Naila, Ms. Neha, and Ms. Ifra, the event focused on sharing joy, creativity, and simple moments of friendship.
Students and guests explored different interactive stations
At the Calligraphy Station, they painted Arabic words and verses, discovering the beauty of the script together. At the Block Printing Station, they created colorful bookmarks using traditional designs, laughing and helping each other along the way. The day ended with a joyful sing-along session, where students and guests clapped and sang together. For a little while, everyone simply enjoyed being in each other’s company.
“We met as strangers but left with smiles and memories to hold onto.”
This visit wasn’t just about activities; it was about understanding that kindness can be as simple as spending time together.
Brushstrokes of Faith: Noor-e-Ramzan Calligraphy Contest
On Wednesday, 26th March 2025, the spirit of creativity continued with the Noor-e-Ramzan Calligraphy Contest for Classes IV and V. Organized by the art department, the contest celebrated the beauty of Arabic calligraphy and expressions like “Ramzan Mubarak.” After a short presentation about Islamic calligraphy, students spent 40 minutes creating their pieces. Judging was based on neatness, creativity, and presentation, led by Ms. Aafia and Ms. Lubna. Winners like Halima Sadia and Abdul Kabir from Class IV and Sawera Zulfiqar and Wali Rehan from Class V were recognized for their excellent work.
“Art inspired by faith speaks directly from the heart.”
The contest showed how students could blend artistic skills with their understanding of the spirit of Ramzan.
