Picture Gallery of Allama Iqbal.

Dr. Absar Ahmad has done an able research work ‘Concept of Self and Self-Identity in the Contemporary Philosophy’ which has been published by the Iqbal Academy, Pakistan Lahore. The problem of self is ...

Call of the Marching Bell – English Translation Notes and Commentary of Bang-i-Dara (Allamah Muhammad Iqbal) By. M. A. K. Khalil, 106 Highland Drive, St. John’s, Newfoundland, A1A 3C5, Canada. Pp. 477 ...

As a social and religious thinker, Iqbal emphasises the unity of God and finality of prophethood. According to him nothing deserves to be made an object of love and worship except Allah. The greatest ...

[The following passage is taken from the 7th and final lecture, “Is Religion Possible?, “of Muhammad Iqbal’s The Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam A principal theme of the Reconstruction is ...

A collection of thirteen letters of Iqbal addressed to the Quaid-i-Azam were published by Sh. Muhammad Ashraf of Lahore in April 1943. This small collection also contained a brief Foreword by the ...

Muizuddin Muhammad Ghuri, the last Turkish conqueror of North India, had no sons. He had bought a large number of slaves, whom he had appointed as his officers, but he did not nominate any particular ...

The task of tracing out the impact of an author on individuals, groups or classes of people, on communities and nations, is indeed a difficult one. If the author belongs to the same language-group and ...

That humble-minded warrior, Alamgir, Religion to revive, faith to renew. The lightning of his sword set all ablaze The harvest of impiety ; faith’s torch Once more its radiance o’er our counsels shed.

(Meanings: Zinda Tammanna = Motivation; Qalb = Heart; Rooh = Soul; wadi-e-faran = Islamic nation; Chamka dey= Shine; shok-e-tamasha = Determination; Zoq-e-taqaza ...

Transmitted knowledge is learned by "imitation" (taqlīd), that is, by following the authority of those who possess it. This sort of knowledge includes Qur’ān recitation, Hadith, Arabic grammar, and ...

Considering that separate electorates posed the main hindrance to improving Hindu-Muslim relations, Quaid-i-Azam proposed that if the Hindus agreed to providing certain safeguards, the Muslims would ...