The morning assembly at Beaconhouse Askari 10 buzzed with anticipation as Class 2 Orange took the stage to enlighten their peers about the dos and don’ts in the holy month of Ramadan. The assembly commenced with the melodious recitation of Surah Nas, a chapter from the Holy Quran. This beautiful recitation was followed by Urdu and English translations, ensuring that everyone could grasp the profound message conveyed in this surah.
Students took the stage in groups to announce the arrival of Ramadan, spreading the joyous news throughout the school community. Their enthusiasm and excitement set a positive tone for the assembly, marking the beginning of this blessed month. The second group took center stage to shed light on the virtuous deeds or do’s that are encouraged during Ramadan. They emphasized the importance of fasting, praying, giving charity, and seeking forgiveness as acts of devotion and spiritual growth during this auspicious time. In a creative and thought-provoking segment, another group engaged the audience with a small role-play illustrating the don’ts or prohibitions in Ramadan. Through humor and insight, they highlighted the importance of avoiding negative behaviors and focusing on self-discipline and self-improvement.
The assembly concluded on a heartfelt note as the final group led a prayer for the brothers and sisters in Palestine, invoking blessings, peace, and protection during these challenging times. The unity and compassion exhibited by Class 2 Orange echoed the spirit of solidarity and empathy that Ramadan fosters within communities. The morning assembly not only educated students about the etiquettes of Ramadan but also instilled a sense of responsibility, empathy, and reverence for the values upheld during this sacred month. It exemplified the school’s commitment to holistic education, nurturing not just academic excellence but also moral values and cultural awareness among its students.
