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Part 1
Khizar e Rah – Jawab e Khizar (Saltanat) – Allama Iqbal
This long poem is an allegory prepared to convey Allamah Iqbal’s philosophy on several social, economic and political problems facing the world in general and the Muslim world in particular.
The presentation includes part of the poem in which Khizer e Rah is answering Iqbal’s question about the State (Saltanat or Imperialism) in the light of Quranic verses and some explanation.
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The biggest online collection of Kalam e Iqbal sung and recited by various artists …………….
80 + new audios added – 14 September 2009
13 Letters from Allama Iqbal to Quaid-e-Azam
LAHORE
23rd May, 1936
Dear Mr. Jinnah,
Thank you so much for your letter which I received a moment ago. I am glad to see that your work is progressing. I do hope that the Punjab parties-specially the Ahrar and the Ittihad Millat-will eventually, after some bickering, join you. A very enthusiastic and active member of the Ittihad told me so a few days ago. About M. Zafar Ali Khan the Ittihad people do not themselves feel sure. However there is plenty of time yet, and we shall soon see how the electorate generally feels about the Ittihad sending their men to the Assembly.
Hoping you are well and looking forward to meeting you.
Yours sincerely,
(Sd.) Mohammad Iqbal
Lahore
Prof. Dr. Annemarie Schimmel on Allama Muhammad Iqbal
Dr. Annemarie Schimmel was an internationally acclaimed scholar, who dedicated more than fifty years of her life, to explain Islam to the West. She was a seeker of the truth. She traveled all over Muslim world, especially to Turkey, Pakistan and India to understand Muslims and Islam and the messages of mystical poetry of Maulana Jalaluddin Rumi, Shah Abdul Latif Bhattai, Lal Shah Baz Qalander, Sachal Sarmast, Rahman Baba, Khushal Khan Khattak, Baba Farid, Allama Iqbal and other mystical poets. Her scholarship served as a bridge between East and West, cultures and religions. In this video clip Dr. Schimmel reflects on Allama Iqbal’s Persian poetry.
Allama Iqbal – Mard e Musalman
Allama Iqbal – Mard e Musalman.
Description of a Muslim by Allama Iqbal from his famous poem Mard e Musalman (Zarb e Kaleem).
Voice of Actor Late. Muhammad Ali.
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