Mrs. Fizzah Hussain Qadri delivered an enlightening lecture at Al-Hidayah Camp entitled "Unlocking Spiritual Growth with the Prophet's (PBUH) Akhlaaq." Her talk focused on the exemplary character (Akhlaaq) of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) and how his Seerah (life and practices) can be adopted to foster spiritual growth. President MWL International Dr Ghazala Qadri also joined the session.

Mrs. Fizzah Hussain Qadri began her lecture by highlighting the impeccable character of the Holy Prophet (PBUH). She emphasized that his Akhlaaq was the embodiment of compassion, honesty, humility, and patience. His life serves as a timeless model for Muslims to emulate in their pursuit of spiritual and moral excellence.

She delved into the Seerah of the Prophet (PBUH), providing detailed anecdotes and examples that illustrate his noble traits. Mrs. Fizzah discussed key events from the Holy Prophet's (PBUH) life that demonstrate his empathy towards others, and his ability to maintain integrity and kindness even in the face of adversity.

A significant portion of her lecture was dedicated to practical advice on how Muslims can incorporate the Holy Prophet's (PBUH) Akhlaaq into their daily lives. and encouraged the sisters to show kindness and compassion in their interactions with everyone, mirroring the Holy Prophet's (PBUH) approach to dealing with people. She also stressed the importance of honesty in all dealings, whether personal or professional, and maintaining integrity in all aspects of life. She urged the audience to cultivate patience, especially during challenging times, and to persevere in their faith and good deeds. She also highlighted the need for humility, avoiding arrogance, and practicing modesty in behavior and appearance.

Her lecture was a significant highlight of the Al-Hidayah Camp, offering invaluable lessons on how to unlock spiritual growth through the Akhlaaq of the Holy Prophet (PBUH). Her guidance will inspire many to integrate these teachings into their lives, leading to a more compassionate, honest, and spiritually enriched society.