Iqbal, Muhammad

Muhammad Iqbal (1877–1938) was a prominent philosopher, poet, and politician from British India, regarded as a spiritual thinker who inspired the creation of Pakistan. His poetry often explores themes of self-awareness, spiritual revival, and the unity of humanity. Iqbal emphasized the importance of cultural identity and encouraged Muslims to reconnect with their spiritual roots to foster progress. His philosophical ideas combine Islamic tradition with modern thought, influencing political movements and national consciousness. Recognized for his poetic eloquence, Iqbal’s work continues to inspire many in promoting self-reflection, dignity, and cultural pride.