The Eastern poet Allama Muhammad Iqbal

 The Eastern poet Allama Muhammad Iqbal was born on November 9, 1877 in Sialkot to Sheikh Noor Muhammad and his parents named him Muhammad Iqbal.  Allama Iqbal was a well known poet, writer, jurist and one of the most important personalities of Tehreek-e-Pakistan of the twentieth century.  What  His passion for poetry was born here and his early teacher Maulvi Mir Hassan was instrumental in promoting this passion.

 Poetry in Urdu and Persian.  And that is their main reason for fame.  The main trend in poetry was towards Sufism and revival of the Islamic Ummah.  He wrote poetry in Persian and Urdu as well as other books including Bal Jibril, Bang Dara, Kaliyat Iqbal, Masjid Cordoba, Zauq wa Shoq.

    This enchanting expression of thought has taken place in both Persian and Urdu languages. However, Allama's Persian poetry is more important in the sense that he has presented his system of thought in this sweet language in a more systematic, comprehensive and comprehensive manner.  And also in terms of art, the diversity that is seen in his Persian speech. Urdu is deprived to some extent. The axis and center of his philosophy is self.  For the first time he presented a plan of action in Persian in the form of "Israr-e-Khudi" about the proof and stability of which, there is no doubt that it is all the magic of his poetry, but also his prose writing.  It is important in this important work.  His prose consists of thousands of pages.  Which is a mirror of the personality of this great poet.  ... which also makes clear the importance of Allama Iqbal's prose writing in the tradition of Urdu prose.  His thoughts and ideas and ideas and concepts are also very clear in his prose, but it should be said that we find the details and details of all of them in his prose.  Since prose has a relatively large scope for analysis, Iqbal's thoughtfulness and analytical temperament fully manifests itself in his prose.  An important feature of Iqbal's style is that he presents serious and scholarly topics in an interesting and enjoyable way.  Like poetry, his prose also contains examples of imagery in some places, especially when it comes to explaining a scientific point.  Is.

  Allama Muhammad Iqbal not only introduced the idea of ​​a separate state for the Muslims, but also pointed out this while guiding the Muslims of the subcontinent for the establishment of a Muslim state.

   Allama Iqbal was also a supporter of the two national ideology.  In his Allahabad sermon in 1930, he envisioned an independent Muslim state consisting of the northwestern Muslim-majority areas of the Indian subcontinent, on the basis of which he was awarded the title of "Thinker of Pakistan"  Reminded Muslims that they were Muslims.  In his poetry and prose of this period, there are stories of glorious past of Muslims and stories of greatness.  He was found and buried in the side of Badshahi Mosque in Lahore.