ALLAMA MUHAMMAD IQBAL

TITAL: the story of allama muhammad Iqbal

there are great heroes in the history of Pakistan, but one person who made Pakistan stand out is Allama Iqbal. Allama Muhammad Iqbal, who was a famous thinker, poet, Urdu poet and educationist for nearly a century, is known as the leader and founder of Pakistan. He was born on 9 November 1877 in Sialkot.

Iqbal's life story is an educational and intellectual journey. He studied in various cities during his life, such as Lahore, Cambridge, Munich and Exeter. Their main aim was to acquire knowledge of various intellectual, educational and cultural innovations so that they could guide their country in the ways of development and construction. Allama Iqbal was fond of humor and his love for his country was abundant. He expressed his feelings and love for his country through poetry. His famous poem "Sare Jahan Se Ush Hindustan Hamara" is known as a reflection of Iqbal's love for the country

In 1905, Allama Iqbal traveled to England to familiarize himself with the educational and cultural environment there. He went on to study at Cambridge University where important developments in his life took place. This trip enhanced his imagery and expression which later became prominent in his poetry and intellectual work. This journey was a new era of intellectualism for him where he combined Western imagery with his Eastern evolutionary dreams. His pictorial and intellectual traditions can be seen in his poems, which paint Western imagery in Eastern colors

This journey further matured Iqbal's intellectual style and increased the depth and impression in his poems. His later intellectual and poetic works were also influenced by the experiences of his journey This journey of Allama Iqbal was a new chapter in the light of his intellectual training which helped in presenting his poems, ideas and visual thoughts in a better way. The overall effect of his intellectual training was to lead him to new luminaries in the fields of Islamic history, education, humanities, and understanding of spirituality.

Allama Iqbal's Adla Judiciary event in India was an important occasion which opened a new chapter in the light of his intellectual and political development. In 1927, Allama Iqbal founded Takhti, an organization for India that provided educational and intellectual services. The name of this organization was "Majlis-e-Iqbal" and its aim was to promote the principles of education, training and self-respect to the youth of India. An important effort of Majlis-e-Iqbal was to educate the head of the judiciary of a court in the light of Islamic principles so that they could inculcate the spirit of justice and equality in judicial decisions. For this, he organized the youths to enter various educational institutions so that they can join the education of their scholars and intellectuals.

This goal was serious in the light of mutual determinations and perspectives, and Iqbal worked for this educational and intellectual revolution to inculcate a message of justice and a humanitarianism in the judgments of the young judiciary of India. This event was an important visual occasion that served as a means of promoting Iqbal's intellectual heritage throughout India. The organization he founded "Majlis-e-Iqbal" inculcated the Indian youth with the intellectual principles of justice, education, and philanthropy so that they could take steps towards a better future.

Allama Iqbal guided the Muslims in the path of expansion and development. He taught Muslims to be self-reliant and self-identified. Despite his successful efforts, Iqbal's dream of seeing his homeland on the world stage was not fully realized. He died on April 21, 1938, but the influence of his services continues in the history of Pakistan. The story of Allama Muhammad Iqbal is that of a person who sacrificed his life for the construction and development of the country. His poems, intellectual opportunities and educational efforts still show us how we can step forward in the development of our country