Government offices are generally associated with files, official matters, meetings and administrative responsibilities. However, when the working day begins with the recitation of the Holy Quran, a Naat in praise of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), and reminders of religious and moral values, the atmosphere takes on a unique spiritual character.
The office of Dr. Muhammad Qayyum Khan, CEO Education Layyah and a renowned educationist, has developed a commendable tradition of beginning official activities every day with a morning assembly. Officers and members of the office staff participate in the gathering, where the recitation of the Holy Quran and Naat-e-Rasool-e-Maqbool (PBUH) are followed by the commencement of routine official duties.
Recently, Dr. Muhammad Qayyum Khan himself presented a beautiful Naat in praise of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), “Main Lajpalan De Lar Lagyan, Mere Ton Gham Pare Rehnde.” His heartfelt rendition created a deeply spiritual atmosphere and renewed feelings of love for the Holy Prophet (PBUH) and religious devotion among the officers and staff present.
This tradition is not merely a formal activity; rather, it is a beautiful example of how morality, character building, discipline, positive thinking and spiritual development can be incorporated into the workplace. When a day begins with sacred words and remembrance of the Holy Prophet (PBUH), it can have a positive influence on a person’s thoughts, attitude and sense of responsibility.
The responsibilities of education officers are not limited to administrative matters. They also play an important role in the intellectual, moral and character development of the younger generation. Therefore, the promotion of such a positive and purposeful tradition in the office of a senior education officer is certainly a welcome initiative.
Dr. Muhammad Qayyum Khan’s routine conveys the meaningful message that a successful professional life is not merely about completing files and fulfilling official responsibilities. It also requires attention to moral values, spiritual well-being and character building.
In today’s busy and fast-paced world, when stress, anxiety and negative thinking are affecting society, dedicating a few moments each day to the recitation of the Holy Quran and Naat-e-Rasool-e-Maqbool (PBUH) can provide inner peace and encourage positive thinking.
Indeed, a morning that begins with the beautiful words “Main Lajpalan De Lar Lagyan, Mere Ton Gham Pare Rehnde” is not merely the beginning of another working day in an office; it represents a beautiful commitment to love, devotion, morality, public service and positive thinking.
Such blessed traditions can not only create a pleasant working environment in government offices but can also inspire officers and staff to perform their duties with greater sincerity, responsibility and dedication. If such positive practices are encouraged across different institutions, they can contribute significantly to strengthening professional discipline, mutual respect and moral values in society.
