Articles with tag: Iqbal
Three Poems by Allama Iqbal
Ali Hashmi Nov 14, 2009 interacts: 15‘Maa ka Khwaab’ (A Mother’s Dream) while on the surface a simple description of a mother's dream fearing for her child's safety, is a profound explanation of a core concept in child development, that of 'Separation-Individuation'
Mohtarma Iqbal Bano (1935 to 2009): A Generational Tribute
Ras Siddiqui May 3, 2009 interacts: 18With the passing of Iqbal Bano, the Urdu (and Persian) speaking world has lost one of its finest Ghazal singers.
The Muslim Protagonist and the Past Three Years
Vaibhav Jain Nov 11, 2008 interacts: 120What better a movie to begin with than Rang De Basanti? RDB will stand out for long as ‘The Generation X Movie’ in the annals of Bollywood.
Translation of a (Love) Letter by Allama Iqbal to Miss Atiya Faizi
Asif Naqshbandi Jul 20, 2008 interacts: 130Atiya Faizi was the socialite daughter of a prominent Bombay trader named Hussain Afandi. She was born in 1891 and first met Iqbal in Cambridge in 1907.
Ghazal from Allama Iqbal, translated by M. Shahid Alam
Mohammad Alam Dec 14, 2007 interacts: 3DigarguN hai jahaN taroN ki gardish tez hai Saqi
In the Loving Memory of Waleed Iqbal
Zara Hafeez Nov 6, 2007 interacts: 9Waleed Iqbal is known in the debating fraternity of Pakistan as being one of the finest members of the Pakistan debating Society. ... For a man I refuse to fade away.
Living Through a Revolution
Muhammad Tariq Aug 24, 2007 interacts: 54An account of my personal experiences in Iran as it went through a transition from a monarchy to an Islamic Republic
Celebrating Pakistan's 60th Anniversary
Asif Naqshbandi Aug 13, 2007 interacts: 10What better way to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Pakistan's independence from Britain than poetry from Iqbal, the man who is Pakistan's ideological founding father?
Allama Iqbal- Is he still relevant?
Yasser Latif Hamdani Jun 21, 2007 interacts: 130Given the current turmoil, which has made it abundantly clear that the people of Pakistan desire a truly representative democratic civilian order, the question above has become very relevant.
Allama Iqbal and His Women
Rafi Aamer Jun 10, 2007 interacts: 60When we study the psychological aspect of Iqbal’s life, we find out that despite having a sensitive heart and a brilliant mind, he had to struggle against many romantic contradictions through out his life.
Nomad
Temporal Aug 29, 2004 interacts: 12cascading life’s love and tears
mended and broken relationships
waves upon waves of sunrises
urge him to newer frontiers
