Tashkeel e Jadeed

فرموداتِ اقبال اور تحریکِ پاکستان : ایک توضیحی مطالعہ

Muhammad Shakeel Bhinder, Dr. Muhammad Ramzan — Thu, 26 Jun 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Allama Iqbal played a key role in the freedom movement. He used not only his poetry but also his writings, speeches and letters to get the Muslims of the Indian subcontinent free from the British and save them from the slavery of the Hindus. In this regard, you gave a historic sermon on 29th December 1930 in Allahabad. In which you presented the two-nation theory. In it, you mentioned two big nations, Hindus and Muslims, apart from small nations. You demanded a separate homeland due to the large proportion of Muslim population in Punjab, Sarhad, Sindh and Balochistan. In addition to his poetry, he also mentioned these provinces in his speeches, writings and letters, which proved to be a milestone in the achievement of independence and the establishment of Pakistan.

بلتستانی شعرا پر اقبال کے اثرات کا توضیحی مطالعہ

Mazhar Ali Abbas — Fri, 27 Jun 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Allama Iqbal was one of those poets who gave people a dream, a new aspiration. Allama Iqbal was that brilliant poet of the Indian subcontinent who changed the course of time with his poetry. Iqbal's poetry is universal, and its effects have reached the land of Baltistan. Poets of Baltistan have also benefited from Iqbal's thought consciously and unconsciously. In the present era, where a lot of research is being done on Iqbal Studies, it is important to see how the poets of Baltistan adopted Iqbal's thought and to what extent they were able to access Iqbal's real thought. This article examines the intellectual impact of Iqbal on these Baltistan poets.

کلام ِاقبال میں قومی یکجہتی : عصر حاضر کے تناظر میں

Muhammad Kashif, Dr. Muhammad Asghar Sial — Fri, 27 Jun 2025 00:00:00 +0000

In the contemporary context, the significance of Allama Muhammad Iqbal's (1877–1938) thought in relation to the renaissance of Islam cannot be overstated. Iqbal was deeply rooted in both traditional Islamic sciences and modern disciplines, which enabled him to serve as a pioneering voice for the reinterpretation of Islam in accordance with the evolving demands of the modern Muslim world. His philosophical lectures, visionary poetry, and scholarly correspondence remain invaluable sources of wisdom and guidance. With remarkable foresight, Iqbal anticipated the transformations of the modern era and the resulting socio-political and intellectual challenges. Emphasizing a life aligned with the true spirit of Islam, he advocated for a spiritually meaningful worldview capable of revitalizing not only the Muslim Ummah but all of humanity. At a time when Muslim societies were plagued by intellectual decline and disillusionment with Islamic ideals, Iqbal’s message emerged as a beacon of hope. This paper critically examines Iqbal’s poetry, letters, and essays to explore his vision of national cohesion and its applicability in the contemporary world. His ideas continue to offer actionable insights for collective and national revival even today.

"بانگ درا " کے فکری مباحث

Dr. Yasmeen Kausor — Fri, 27 Jun 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Iqbal is a multifaceted personality who is not only a poet and writer but also a philosopher, thinker, politician, educationist, who through his revolutionary poetry awakened the Muslims of India from their slumber and prepared them for the struggle for freedom. The regular evolution of Iqbal's thought and its various aspects can be seen in "Bang e Dara". Allama is a poet who has written on very important topics of life and expressed his thoughts on them with great success. He provided excellent guidance to Muslims. Iqbal's first Urdu collection of poetry "Bang e Dara" was published in front of the literary readers in 1924. He compiled this collection with great effort and published it by repeatedly editing poems and Ghazals which people loved. There were many reasons for its fame. The topics and styles adopted in this book have many new aspects. Iqbal's brilliance is that he mixed tradition and innovation and left his mark, which became Iqbal's special identity. Following Iqbal's unique style of writing, many others tried to imitate this style and style of writing, but those attempts failed. The abilities, talents and knowledge that Allah had given to Iqbal are not in the fortune of every person. Geniuses like Iqbal are born after centuries.

اکبر الہ آبادی کی شاعری میں تحسینِ اردو زبان

Ali Hassan, Dr.Muhammad Saeed — Fri, 27 Jun 2025 00:00:00 +0000

This study delves into the poetic works of Akbar Allahabadi, exploring the appreciation of the Urdu language within them. Akbar Allahabadi has addressed the Urdu language and its issues through diverse methodologies. He articulated that under the dominance of the English language; Urdu can’t remain preserved from its influence. Simultaneously, he stated that debates regarding the Urdu-Hindi conflict are futile. However, his stance emphasized that without giving central importance of Urdu language in the system, national progress is not possible. Additionally, he highlighted the deep impact of local languages on the Urdu language and emphasized the elimination of Persian’s official status as a reason for these influences. In Akbar’s era, Urdu language, due to linguistic deficiencies, distanced itself from meaning, a direct subject of concern for Akbar. He not only articulated the issues of the Urdu language but also made efforts towards their resolution.