The first day will begin with the Friday prayer and sermon, delivered by prominent scholars. From noon until Maghrib, multiple sessions will be held covering religious, social, and organizational topics. The opening session at 3:30 pm will begin with Quran recitation and a Naat, followed by an address from the central leadership outlining the objectives of the Ijtema. Initial commentary on the national situation is also expected during this session.
At 5:30 pm, a special session on the life and ideas of Syed Maududi and the intellectual foundations of Jamaat-e-Islami will be held. After Maghrib prayer, the most significant program of the day—“Change of System (Part 1)”—will take place from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm. This session will focus on crises within key sectors such as politics, judiciary, economy, health, and education, along with their Islamic solutions.
The day will conclude at 10:30 pm with a poetry recital featuring renowned poets, a traditional component of the Ijtema that adds cultural and intellectual vibrance for the participants.
The second day, Saturday, will begin before dawn with Tahajjud and Fajr prayers. The first morning session will start at 9:30 am with Quran recitation and a Hadith lesson. Experts will then speak on issues related to youth, students, teachers, agriculture, and public health.
At 11:30 am, the President of Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan will deliver a key address analyzing the country’s situation and outlining the organization’s future strategy.
From noon to 2:30 pm, specialists in technology, education, and modern scientific fields will present their insights. University professors, engineers, and researchers will discuss contemporary challenges and propose practical solutions from an Islamic perspective.
At 3 pm, the Women’s Conference will be held, focusing on women’s education, roles, and social responsibilities. Central and provincial women leaders of Jamaat-e-Islami will speak during this session.
From 5 pm to 9 pm, the Global Session will take place, addressing international affairs, issues facing the Muslim world, and Pakistan’s global role. Islamic and social leaders from various countries are expected to participate. The day will end at 10:30 pm with a Naat gathering.
The third and final day, Sunday, will begin with Fajr prayer and a Quran lesson. Quran recitation and Hadith studies will continue from 9 am onward. From 9:30 am to 11 am, the central leadership will deliver detailed speeches outlining economic, political, and social direction for the future, presenting Islamic solutions to national challenges.
A special Iftar fi Sabeelillah will take place from 11 am to 11:30 am, with thousands of participants expected to take part. At noon, a special lecture for youth and workers will provide training and guidance.
The concluding session will begin at 12:30 pm, during which the Ameer of Jamaat-e-Islami will deliver the final address, announcing the next phases of the movement’s reform efforts. The event will end with a collective prayer.
The three-day Ijtema is viewed as a comprehensive and significant program for examining Pakistan’s current conditions and future direction. According to organizers, all arrangements for accommodation, food, and other facilities for participants have been completed.
