Allama Iqbal is our national poet. He was born in Sialkot. He got his primary education there. Afterwards, he wanted to go to Lahore, where he did his M.A. in philosophy. For some time, he worked as a professor at Govet College, then he went to England. On his return from England, he started practicing law in Lahore, but he did not like that profession. His major interest was in poetry and national problems.
Family Background:
He belongs to a respectable family. He was sheikh by caste. His father’s name is Sheikh Noor Muhammad. His parents were very Piou and God-fearing. His father is a nice person.
Here’s a man who does what he can:
There are many poets, but I like Allama Iqbal. He was a great thinker and a true Muslim. He worked hard for the cause of Indian Muslims. His poetry is the massage of Islam. when he thought that the majority of Muslims In a world that was poor, ignorant, and backward, he felt sad. He has mentioned this sadness in his verses. He had an interest in philosophy and received a B.A. in English literature from Government College Lahore in 1897. Iqbal went to Germany and completed his master’s degree in 1899. Allama Iqbal joined politics in 1930 and linked the Muslim League with the reference to Quaid-e-Azam.
Iqbal was the person who came up with the idea of a separate homeland. Allama Iqbal started law in 1934, and the English government gave him an address. Then he came back to Lahore and started practicing as a lawyer, but he was not satisfied with that profession. He gets it and devotes his time to poetry writing. Allama Iqbal poetry is a full-body massage for Muslims. It is total philosophy, religion, and history. His poetic words are an interpretation of the holy Quran. They evoke a man’s ego and urge him to action. They please the young and the old alike. Allama Iqbal is our national hero and a well-known poet. He is called the poet of the East. He wrote many books for his students.
Poet laureate of Asia:
Allama Iqbal was one of the Indians first patriotic poets. A pan-Islamic philosopher The spiritual father of Pakistan The inspiration for the Laranion Revolution
Professor Yahya Michot:
Fellows of Islamic students at the Oxford School of Islamic Studies and the Faculty of Theology at Oxford University Iqbal was the last great Muslim thinker in the lineage of Ghazali, Razi, and Shan Waliuallah. Lo like a candle wrestling with the night oev my own self, I prodded myself with my flooding tears and told myself that there might be more light. most loveliness and more joy for other men.
(some books names)
Shikwa
Jawab-e-shikwa
Israr-e-khudi
Ramooz-e-bekhudi
Payam-e-mashriq
Bang-e-Dara
Bal-e-jibreel
Zarb-e-kalim
Zaburi-i-Ajam
Llm ul iqtised in 1930
Allama Muhammad Iqbal is famous for his two poems, Shikwaa and Jawab-e–Shikwa. His most famous books are Bang-e-Dara, Bal-e-Jibeel, and Zarb-e-Ekalim.
Allama Iqbal Quote:
Falsehood is not fatal until we surrender; trying is the key to glorious victory.
The ultimate aim of the ego is not to see something but to be something.
Words, without power, are mere philosophy.
Nations are born in the hearts of poets; they prosper and die in the hands of politicians.
Vision without power does bring moral elevation, but cannot create a lasting culture. Selfhood is boundless and fathomless.
Poetry:
I want to have the extremes of your love; see, how silly am I? I wish for the unachievable.
i don’t care if you maltreat me or promise to unveil your beauty; I just want something unbearable to test my fortitude.
Let the god-fearing people dwell in paradise, for instead, I want to be face-to-face with you. I don’t want to go to paradise, but I want to abstain. The divine beauty
O fellows, I am here for a few moments. As a gust, like a morning star, I will fade and vanish in a few moments.
I disclosed the secret in public, , I need to be punish for being so rude.
Death:
This great poet left us alone and sobbing in 1938. He was buried in Lahore, beside the Badshahi Mosque.
