Similarly, Abu Ala Nadvi says that it is apparent that Iqbal has a deep understanding of Holy Quran and that he sought to match his thinking with the teachings of the Holy Quran. As we all know that Allama Iqbal studied and saw both east and west and read the philosophies of western scholars, but he never took which many claim his ideas from western philosophers. Iqbal was also against, as we see it in his poetry and speeches, slavery and blind imitation, aimlessness in thought and action, despondency, defeatism and faithlessness. He was a poet of hope and inspiration whose works continue to illuminate the hearts of those who use intellect and insight. In a nutshell, Allama Dr Sir Muhammad Iqbal was a great scholar of repute whose works were admired both in the east and in the west.

He had profound knowledge of oriental and occidental philosophies, but the source of his inspiration and the foundation of his philosophical thought was the Holy Quran. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. MUBASHIR IQBAL KITABA. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp Email Print. He said that it happened many times that Iqbal could not continue the recitation owing to his strong emotional attachment with its messages, the Vice Chancellor Dr Akram held. Summing up his lecture, Dr Akram Ch said that understanding of Iqbal was a way to understand the holy message of Allah Almighty. Our Staff Reporter November 29, RELATED NEWS. Showing one featured edition. View all 1 editions? Add another edition? Copy and paste this code into your Wikipedia page. Need help? Quranic Reflections in Iqbal's Poetry. Quranic Reflections in Iqbal's Poetry × Close. An edition of Quranic Reflections in Iqbal's Poetry Not in Library.

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By MUBASHIR IQBAL KITABA on am November 15, No Comment. A genuine poet, like a genuine teacher and leader, is one who can change his society by changing their thinking and outlook, through not just his poetry but also his actions. Allama Iqbal has succeeded in doing so in a beautiful form. Without a strong convection, a poet can never conquer his milieu. In this sense Iqbal was a great conqueror. When one goes through the writings and sayings of Iqbal, it is easily seen that he had a purpose as well as a beautiful view of life. To live was to conquer. Iqbal as a poet-philosopher of Islam gives the message of love, hope and dignity of man.

Both the poetic and philosophical source of inspiration for Iqbal was the Holy Quran and the teachings and noble life of the Holy Prophet Muhammad SAW. Iqbal was of the firm belief that a man can only realise his potential and achieve success, both in the here and hereafter, when he follows the commandments of Almighty Allah and the illustrious examples of the Holy Prophet SAW in letter and spirit. The Quran was revealed upon our Holy Prophet SAW by Almighty Allah as the book of guidance for the whole of humanity. Azaz Ahmad further says in his book that to understand Iqbal well, one must also need to have knowledge of Arabic literature because the source of his philosophical thought comes from the Quran which is in Arabic language and claimed by Iqbal as: If my jar is Persian, does not matter, My wine is Arabian, If my song is Indian, does not matter, My melody is Arabian. Abu Ala Modudi said about Iqbal that whatever he sees, he sees it in the light of the Quran.

He goes to the extent of saying that Iqbal is the leader of the Mufasreens of the past four-hundred years. The reality and Quran was one and the same in the eyes of Iqbal. Dr Waheed Ishrat says that Iqbal had profound knowledge and understanding of holy Quran and all his ideas came from it. He says that for Iqbal the solutions for all the problems of humanity lie in the Holy Quran. Alama Arashi Amratsari in one of his columns writes that Iqbal found his source, inspiration, and ideas in the Holy Quran. Similarly, Abu Ala Nadvi says that it is apparent that Iqbal has a deep understanding of Holy Quran and that he sought to match his thinking with the teachings of the Holy Quran. As we all know that Allama Iqbal studied and saw both east and west and read the philosophies of western scholars, but he never took which many claim his ideas from western philosophers. Iqbal was also against, as we see it in his poetry and speeches, slavery and blind imitation, aimlessness in thought and action, despondency, defeatism and faithlessness.

He was a poet of hope and inspiration whose works continue to illuminate the hearts of those who use intellect and insight. In a nutshell, Allama Dr Sir Muhammad Iqbal was a great scholar of repute whose works were admired both in the east and in the west. He had profound knowledge of oriental and occidental philosophies, but the source of his inspiration and the foundation of his philosophical thought was the Holy Quran. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

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