Iqbaliat

 

The poet, philosopher and politician Allama Sir Muhammad Iqbal was born in Sialkot, British India, Pakistan and his poetry is regarded one of most modern poets, Urdu, Arab and Persian, which was designed to encourage Pakistan's development by the Muslims of British India as an own state. It is usually known as Allama Iqbal, meaning Allama, "Scholar.") Iqbal was a major proponent of the worldwide political and spiritual revitalization of Islamic civilization but particularly of Indian culture; the reconstruction of religious thinking in Islam was presented in a series of renowned lectures he gave to this effect. One of the leading leaders of the All India Muslim League, Iqbal, during his presidential address in 1930 supported the formation of a "state in north-west India for Indian Muslims."

He is known as Mufakkir-e-Pakistan ("Thinker of Pakistan"), Shair-e-Mashriq ("The Poet of the East") and Hakeem-ul-Ummat ("The Wise of Ummah"). He is known as the "Shair-e-Jinn." He is regarded in Pakistan for being the "national poet." Iqbal invited the youth constantly to aspire and to compare them to an eagle without fear, who knows no limits. This well-known lyric by Sitaron Se Agay of his Iqbal has been and still is a source of inspiration for generations of children. Iqbal pushes young people to seek wider and undiscovered opportunities. When he tells them that they are in front of greater skies, he asks young people to break new ground, to become pioneers and to go beyond the apparent to tread where anyone has ever done it before. And that's what our young people need to do to escape the monotonous mould in which Pakistan is bound.

The books on Iqbal and Iqbal Studies are presented here. The greatest poet of the Persian and Urdish languages was Allama Muhammad Iqbal. He was a poet with distinct thoughts and trends. Iqbaliat is the topic of Mohammad Iqbal's life and work. Iqbaliat is considerably superior to the Urdu, Persian, and Cashmiriyat basic study choice. When you wish to read Iqbaliat books, you read his works on poetry in Persian and Urdu first.

·         ARZ-E-PAKISTAN KI TAREEKH

·         BAAL-E-JABRIAL

·         BAIT BAZI

·         Bang -E- Dara

·         FAROOG-E-URDU MEIN ALLAMA IQBAL KI KHIDMAT KA JAIZA

·         Fikre Iqbal Ka Taauraf

·         Fikre Islami Ki Tashkeel Nau

·         Hunza Ke Qadim Tahwar Aur Rusum

·         Ijaz-E-Iqbal

·         Ilm'Ul Iqtasaad

·         IQBAL APNE AINEY MEIN

·         Afkaar Iqbal (Tashaheerat Jawaid)

·         AJEEB MANOOS AJNABI THA

·         Allama Iqbal Hayat Fikro Fun 101 Makalat

·         ALLAMA IQBAL KAY ASHAR

·         Allama Iqbal Ki Pasandeeda Shakhsiat

·         ALLAMA IQBAL KI URDU GHAZAL KAY KIRDAR

·         Arz-E-Pakistan Ki Tareekh

·         BAAL-E-JABRIAL

·         BAIT BAZI

·         Bang -E- Dara

·         FAROOG-E-URDU MEIN ALLAMA IQBAL KI KHIDMAT KA JAIZA

·         Fikre Islami Ki Tashkeel Nau

·         Hunza Ke Qadim Tahwar Aur Rusum

·         Ijaz-E-Iqbal

·         Ilm'Ul Iqtasaad

·         IQBAL APNE AINEY MEIN

·         Iqbal Aur Asari Masail

·         Iqbal Aur Hamaray Fikree Rawaiay

·         IQBAL AUR NAYA NU ABADIYATI MUTALA

·         Iqbal Faramoshi

·         Iqbal Fikr-O-Amal

·         Iqbal Ka Fikri Nizam Aur Pakistan Ka Tasawar

·         Iqbal Kay Akhree Do Saal

·         Iqbal Ki Taveel Nazmain

·         Iqbal Nai Tafheem

·         IQBAL-E-KAMAL

·         Iqbal:Shakhsiat-Afkar Tasawarat,Mutalia

·         Khutbaat-E-Iqbal