Allama Iqbal on Mansoor Hallaj: Iqbaliyaat
Allama Iqbal on Mansoor Hallaj: Iqbaliyaat Among the mystics of Islam, Mansur Hallaj is a controversial figure. He was executed In 922 for raising the...
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Allama Iqbal visits Palestine
Allama Iqbal accompanied by Mautana Ghulam Rasul Mehr left Cairo for Palestine on the 5th December 1931 an 6 P.M. They reached Jerusalem on...
Allama Iqbal letter to Atiya Faizi [Atiya Fyzee-Rahamin]
Excerpted and translated from: 101 Masterpieces of Allama Iqbal’s Letters. (Allama Iqbal kay 101 Shahkaar Khatoot); Compiled by Abdul Rabb Qurayshi [Beacon Books, Lahore,...
Allama Iqbal’s Javed Nama in Arabic
Allama Iqbal’s Javed Nama is considered the Big 4 of Persian mystic Literature, the other three being Hafiz’s Diwan, Saadi’s Gulistan, and Rumi’s Masnavi...
Alexander the Great: In Kalam-e-Iqbal
Alexander the Great was born in Macedon in Greece in 356 B.C. On the death of his father Philip he came to the throne of...
Dr. Javed Iqbal and Muneera Iqbal over the years
Academics agree that to comprehend Rumi’s life, it is key to refer to his son Sultan Walad’s writings. In the same vein, to understand Allama Iqbal,...
Democritus: In Kalam of Allama Iqbal – By Prof. M. Hassan
Democritus 460—370 B.C. was a Greek philosopher. He propounded the atomistic theory holding that the universe is composed of atoms that move about in...
Aristotle: In Kalam of Allama Iqbal
Aristotle was born in Stagira in Greece in 384 B.C. At the age of eighteen he went to Athens to study in Plato’s...
Socrates: In Kalam of Allama Iqbal
Socrates was born in 469 BC and lived through the golden age of Athens. In the early years he saw military service, but then...
Ye Sehar Jo Kabhi Farda Hai Kabhi Hai Amroz – Allama Iqbal poem from Zard-e-Kaleem
یہ سحر جو کبھی فردا ہے کبھی ہے امروز نہیں معلوم کہ ہوتی ہے کہاں سے پیدا وہ سحر جس سے لرزتا ہے شبستان وجود...
Zoroaster: In Kalam of Allama Iqbal – By Prof. M. Hassan
Iqbal’s book on “The Development of Metaphysics in Persia” begins with an account of Zoroaster. Iqbal introduces Zoroaster in the followlng terms: “To Zoroaster—the...
Adam [Hazrat Aadam A.S.] in Kalam of Allama Iqbal
Adam [Hazrat Aadam A.S.] in Kalam of Allama Iqbal Adam and Eve are the first man and woman according to the Old Testament. The initial...
Moses: As in Kalam of Allama Iqbal
Moses led his people, the Israelis from Egypt to the Promised Land. As narrated in Quran, Israelists were able to cross the Red Sea, but the...
Javid Nama: Allama Iqbal’s Persian Masnavi translated in English Prose
Written by Hina Tanvir. Edited by Khurram Ali Shafique. Paintings below by Jimmy Engineer Chapters of Javid Nama Prayer & Prologue Long, long ago… A lonely...
