اقبال اور اتحاد جہان اسلام کی آفاقیت
Iqbal and the Universality of Unity of the Islamic World
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https://doi.org/10.56276/tasdiq.v2i1.41Keywords:
Iqbal, Universality, Humanity, Unity, Unity of Islamic WorldAbstract
Iqbal's poetry is great and universal, and the best combination of divine values. He was a universal poet. He did not merely raise slogans for the unity of the Islamic world. He wants to see the scattered shiraza of the Islamic nation reunited. He tried to recreate the same old glory, honor and respect among the Muslims. Cordoba, Constantinople, Turkey, Palestine, Tripoli, and Granada make it an unforgettable monument. Iqbal has inspired recovery instead of greatness. The ultimate goal of Islam is for mankind to become one family. He has based the unity of the Islamic world on the unity of humans and has made the common cultural heritage the basis of his poetry. His words are not demeaning to any religion in the world. He believed that Islam is also the biggest supporter of this ideology
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