Exhibition to honour life and work of Noor Mukadam held in Islamabad

An exhibition of late Noor Mukadam’s calligraphy and artwork was held in Islamabad from December 10 to December 11 at Pakistan National Council of the Arts (PNCA). The exhibition was held to honour the life and work of Noor. A large number of people attended the exhibition to pay their tribute and to remember the deceased soul. Noor’s father, Shaukat Mukadam, and his wife also attended the exhibition.

One minute of silence was also observed to honour Noor.

The loss of a child is every parent’s nightmare. Just saw the exhibition in the work of #Noor – what a talented young woman who’s life was taken away so brutally & so soon.#16DaysofActivism2021 pledge 2 do whatever is in your power to end #GBV and the suffering. #JusticeForNoor pic.twitter.com/kmT1ZHjkaS

— Androulla Kaminara (@AKaminara) December 10, 2021

99 Names of Allah#NoorMukadam pic.twitter.com/gm051km5Eq

— Justice for Noor (@justicefornoor) December 10, 2021

Honouring the life & amazing artwork of our beloved Noor! #justicefornoor 💔 pic.twitter.com/Ush7nxZ6A5

— Muniba Mazari (@muniba_mazari) December 11, 2021

People also paid tribute to Noor Mukadam by making art work of her name.

Gave a tribute to my beautiful friend Noor with this artwork that I made with Tulin at PNCA.#NoorMukadam pic.twitter.com/2VCUFzoth5

— Shafaq (@ShafaqHasnain) December 10, 2021

Visitors also left their messages on a board for Noor.

Visitors messages for #NoorMukadam at the art exhibit at the @PNCAOfficial pic.twitter.com/cXlUnWBgiA

— MOJ ملکאוסמה (@elCampeone) December 11, 2021

Noor Mukadam was brutally murdered at a residence in Islamabad’s upscale Sector F-7/4 on July 20. The case is currently on trial. Her death sparked national outrage, including protests and candlelight vigils across the country.