اعلائے کلمۃ اللہ اور علامہ اقبال
The Proclamation of Allah's Words and Allama Iqbal
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https://doi.org/10.56276/zxfj2665Keywords:
Iqbal, Allah, Kalima, Revivalism of Islamic Thought, Symbolism, Ideological reconstructionsAbstract
From the very beginning, the proclamation of Allah's words has been the primary obligation of man, and a series of Prophets completed this task. Still, the revivalists and promulgators of Allah's message have been on the verge of the history of Islam periodically. One of them is Dr. Muhammad Iqbal, who promulgated the Islamic teachings through his unique style of poetry for the revival of Islamic teachings. The basic inclination of Iqbal is towards the pronouncement of Allah’s message to Muslim as well as non-Muslim societies. By different figures of speech, including similes, metaphors, and symbolism, Iqbal pointed out the new meanings related to the proclamation of Allah’s message. The purpose of this article is to explore the aforementioned implications of Iqbal’s poetry.
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Dr. Khalifa Abdul Hakim, Fikr-e-Iqbal, Mushtaq Book Corner, Lahore, 5102 A.H., p. 401
Allama Muhammad Iqbal, Kulliyat-e-Iqbal Urdu, Iqbal Academy Pakistan, Lahore, 4102 A.H., p. 685
Ibid, p. 354
Ibid, p. 454
Ibid, p. 455
Ibid, p. 855
Ibid, p. 755
Ibid, p. 762
Ibid, p. 376
Ibid, p. 982
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