The Communications Department at the University of Central Punjab organized an inspiring masterclass titled History, Culture, and Conflict, featuring the renowned writer, historian, and storyteller Muhammad Hassan Miraj. Known for his profound insights and captivating narratives, Mr. Miraj shared his expertise on the power of storytelling in shaping societies, influencing ideologies, and igniting movements, with a special emphasis on the unique history and culture of South Asia.
Throughout the session, Mr. Miraj delved into the intricacies of cultural and historical narratives that continue to resonate in modern society. Drawing connections between past events and contemporary conflicts, he highlighted how history not only records but actively shapes ideologies, social structures, and cultural identities. His presentation was filled with engaging anecdotes, thoughtful analysis, and reflections on South Asia’s complex past, creating a deeply educational experience for all attendees.
The masterclass attracted a diverse audience, including faculty members, students, and staff, all eager to learn from one of today’s influential voices in cultural commentary. Through thought-provoking discussions, attendees explored the significance of historical narratives and how they can contribute to a deeper understanding of regional conflicts and identity politics. The session also offered an open floor for questions, allowing participants to engage directly with Mr. Miraj on topics such as the impact of colonial history, cultural preservation, and the role of storytelling in fostering social awareness.
This event reflects UCP’s commitment to broadening perspectives and providing enriching learning experiences that go beyond the classroom. The Communications Department’s initiative in organizing this masterclass was highly appreciated by attendees, who left the session with a newfound appreciation for the power of storytelling in understanding the forces that have shaped our world.
As UCP continues to host events with distinguished guests like Muhammad Hassan Miraj, the university remains dedicated to fostering an academic environment that values intellectual curiosity, cultural awareness, and critical thinking.
