In the serene month of Ramadan, Beaconhouse Askari 10 was abuzz with anticipation for a special morning assembly themed around the essence of good deeds by grade II-Yellow.
As students and teachers gathered in the assembly area, the atmosphere was filled with a sense of unity and spirituality.
The assembly commenced with a soul-stirring recitation of verses from the Holy Quran by the talented Ahmed Jawad, captivating the audience with his melodious voice. Following this, Aayra Eman Naveed eloquently translated the verses, allowing everyone to delve deeper into the profound meanings. Romaisa and Eesa, the energetic conductors of the assembly, then took the stage to introduce the theme of the presentation: “Good Deeds in Ramadan.” They set the tone for the event, emphasizing the importance of performing acts of kindness and generosity during this blessed month. The heart of the assembly was the series of skits that followed, each portraying a different good deed synonymous with Ramadan’s spirit of giving and compassion:
- Paying Zakat: The first skit highlighted the significance of Zakat, showcasing how it helps in alleviating the financial burdens of the less fortunate and brings joy to their lives.
- Giving Medicines to the Needy and Sick: This skit emphasized the noble act of providing healthcare assistance to those in need, reflecting the ethos of empathy and selflessness.
- Reading the Holy Quran: The beauty of reciting and reflecting upon the teachings of the Quran was showcased, underscoring the spiritual growth and guidance it offers during Ramadan.
- Donating to Charity: The fourth skit shed light on the power of charity, illustrating how even small contributions can make a significant difference in improving the lives of others.
- Giving Books to the Deserving: The final skit celebrated the gift of knowledge by promoting the act of providing books to those who aspire to learn but lack resources, fostering a culture of education and enlightenment.
The culmination of the presentation was marked by a heartfelt rendition of Hamd e Bari Taala by Mahnoor and Manahil, leaving the audience in awe of the talent and devotion displayed by the Grade 2-Yellow students. The morning assembly not only showcased the students’ creativity and dedication but also served as a reminder of the essence of Ramadan – a time for self-reflection, compassion, and spreading goodness in the world. It was a testament to the school’s commitment to nurturing not just academic excellence but also moral values and empathy among its students.