Iqbal and a Study of His Persian Poetical Works By Ghulam Sarwar

Iqbal and a Study of His Persian Poetical Works

Author: Ghulam Sarwar
Category: Iqbal Studies / Persian Poetry / Islamic Philosophy
Recommended For:
Students of Urdu & Persian literature, researchers of Allama Iqbal, CSS/PMS aspirants, Islamic philosophy enthusiasts, and academic scholars

Key Features:

1. In-Depth Analysis of Iqbal’s Persian Works:
   Offers a scholarly yet accessible study of Iqbal’s major Persian poetical collections including Asrar-i-Khudi, Rumuz-i-Bekhudi, Payam-i-Mashriq, Zabur-i-Ajam, Javid Nama, and more.

2. Literary & Philosophical Insights:
   Discusses Iqbal’s central themes such as selfhood (Khudi), spiritual awakening, revival of the Muslim world, and rejection of passivity, all expressed through powerful Persian verse.

3. Historical and Intellectual Context:
   Places Iqbal’s work in the backdrop of early 20th-century Islamic thought, Western philosophy, and Persian literary traditions.

4. Guide for Students and Scholars:
   A valuable reference for those studying Persian poetry, comparative literature, and modern Islamic philosophical movements.

5. Written in Clear Language:
   Ideal for readers who wish to explore Iqbal’s philosophical poetry without requiring expertise in Persian—translated excerpts and explanations included.