Allama Iqbal Poetry – Allama Iqbal Shayari, Urdu Ghazal, Nazam Collection – UrduPoint

1877 – 1938 Sialkot
جگنو کی روشنی ہے کاشانۂ چمن میں
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Jugno Ki Roshni Hai Kashana Chaman Main
یہ پیام دے گئی ہے مجھے باد صبح گاہی
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Yeh Payam Day Gayi Hai Mujhe Bad Subh Gahi
یہ پیران کلیسا و حرم اے وائے مجبوری
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Yeh Pairan Kalesa O Haram Ae Way Majbori
ہر شے مسافر ہر چیز راہی
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Har Shae Musafir Har Cheez Raahi
مری نوا سے ہوئے زندہ عارف و عامی
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Meri Nawa Say Howay Zinda Arif O Aami
مجنوں نے شہر چھوڑا تو صحرا بھی چھوڑ دے
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Majnu Nay Shehar Chora To Sehra Bhi Chor Day
ہر شے مسافر ہر چیز راہی
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Har Shae Musafir Har Cheez Raahi
مری نوا سے ہوئے زندہ عارف و عامی
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Meri Nawa Say Howay Zinda Arif O Aami
مجنوں نے شہر چھوڑا تو صحرا بھی چھوڑ دے
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Majnu Nay Shehar Chora To Sehra Bhi Chor Day
نے مہرہ باقی نے مہرہ بازی
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Ne Mohra Baqi Ney Mohra Bazi
نہ ہو طغیان مشتاقی تو میں رہتا نہیں باقی
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Na Ho Tughyan-e-mushtaqi To Main Rahta Nahi Baqi
نہ تو زمیں کے لیے ہے نہ آسماں کے لیے
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Nah To Zamee Ke Liye Hai Nah Asmaa Ke Liye
نہ تخت و تاج میں نے لشکر و سپاہ میں ہے
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Nah Takhat O Taaj Main Ne Lashkar O Sipah Main Hai
نگاہ فقر میں شان سکندری کیا ہے
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Nigah Fiqr Main Shan Skandari Kya Hai
نالہ ہے بلبل شوریدہ ترا خام ابھی
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Naala Hai Bulbul Shorida Tra Kham Abhi
دل سوز سے خالی ہے نگہ پاک نہیں ہے
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Dil Soaz Se Khaali Hai Ngah Pak Nahi Hai
عقل گو آستاں سے دور نہیں
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Aqal Go Aastan Se Dour Nahi
عالم آب و خاک و باد سر عیاں ہے تو کہ میں
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Aalam Aab O Khaak O Bad Sir Ayaan Hai To Ke Main
کیا عشق ایک زندگئ مستعار کا (ردیف .. و)
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Kya Ishq Aik Zindagi Mustaar Ka ( Radeef. . O )
محبت
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Muhabbat
عورت
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Aurat
ہر چیز ہے محو خودنمائی
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Har Cheez Hai Mahu Khud Numai
نہ آتے ہمیں اس میں تکرار کیا تھی
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Nah Atay Hamain Is Main Takraar Kya Thi
کی حق سے فرشتوں نے اقبالؔ کی غمازی
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Ki Haq Se Farishto Ne Iqbal Ki Ghmazi
مجھے آہ و فغان نیم شب کا پھر پیام آیا
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Mujhe Aah O Fughaan Neem Shab Ka Phir Payam Aaya
سما سکتا نہیں پہنائے فطرت میں مرا سودا
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Sama Sakta Nahi Pahnaye Fitrat Mein Mra Soda
ہر اک مقام سے آگے گزر گیا مہ نو
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Har Ik Maqam Se Agay Guzar Gaya Meh No
تصویر درد
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Nahin Minat Kash E Taab E Shaneedan Dastaaan Meri
نشاں یہی ہے زمانے میں زندہ قوموں کا
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Nishaan Yehi Hai Zamane Mein Zindah Qomon Ka
خودی کا سرِ نہاں لا الہ الا اللہ
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Khudi Ka Sirr E Nihan La Ilaha Illallah
جنھیں میں ڈھونڈتا تھا آسمانوں میں زمینوں میں
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Jinhen Main Dhondta Tha Aasmanon Mein Zameenon Mein
ابلیس کی مجلس شورٰی
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Ye Anasir Ka Porana Khail Ye Duniyae Duun
دلِ مردہ دل نہیں ہے اسے زندہ کر دوبارہ
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Dil Murda Dil Nahi Hai Usse Zinda Kar Dobara
بڈھے بلوچ کی نصیحت بیٹے کو
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Ho Tere Bayabaan Ki Hawa Tujh Ko Gawara
ایک آرزو
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Duniya Ki Mehfilon Se Ukta Gaya Hun Ya Rab
یوں ہاتھ نہیں آتا وہ گوہر یک دانہ
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Yuun Haath Nahin Aataa Vo Gauhar-e-yak-daana
یہ کون غزل خواں ہے پر سوز و نشاط انگیز
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Ye Kaun Gazal-khva Hai Pur-soz O Nashaat O Angez
یارب یہ جہاں گزراں خوب ہے لیکن
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Yaa Rab Ye Jahaan-e-guzra Khub Hai Lekin
وہی میری کم نصیبی وہی تیری بے نیازی
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Vahii Meri Kam-nasiibi Vahi Teri Be-niyaazii
وہ حرف راز کہ مجھ کو سکھا گیا ہے جنوں
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Vo Harf-e-raaz Ke Mujh Ko Sikhaa Gayaa Hai Junoo
تجھے یاد کیا نہیں ہے مرے دل کا وہ زمانہ؟
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Tujhe Yaad Kyaa Nahi Hai Mire Dil Kaa Vo Zamaana
تھا جہاں مدرسئہ شیری و شاہنشاہی
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Tha Jahan Madrisa
ترے شیشے میں مے باقی نہیں ہے
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Tere Sheeshey Main Mai Baqi Nahi
تازہ پھر دانش حاضر نے کیا سحر قدیم
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Tazza Phir Danish Hazir Ne Kiya Sehar Qadeem
ستاروں سے آگے جہاں اور بھی ہیں
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Sitaaroon Se Aage Jahaan Aur Bhi Hai
پوچھ اس سے کہ مقبول ہے فطرت کی گواہی
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Puuchh Us Se Ki Maqbul Hai Fitrat Ki Gavaahi
پھر چراغ لالہ سے روشن ہوئے کوہ و دمن
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Phir Charagh-e-lala Se Roshan Huway Koh-o-daman
پریشاں ہو کے میری خاک آخر دل نہ بن جائے
Allama Iqbal – علامہ اقبال
Pareshaa Ho Ke Meri Khaak Aakhir Dil Na Ban Jaye
Allama Iqbal is our national poet. His complete name is Sir Muhammad Iqbal, born on November 9, 1877, in a Muslim family at Sialkot. He belongs to the Kashmiri ethnicity. He was a writer, philosopher, lawyer, politician, and the most famous poet in Urdu Language History.
Iqbal got married thrice. His first wife’s name was Karim bibi. They had two children, a daughter, Miraj Begum, and a son Aftab Iqbal. His second marriage was with Mukhtar begum; she died shortly after marriage. And from his third wife, Sardar Begum, he had a son named Javed Iqbal and a daughter named Muneera Bano.
The early education of Iqbal was from Sialkot and then from Lahore, which includes graduation from the Government college. Later, he enrolled in the Punjab University for his Master’s degree.
After that, he moved to the United Kingdom and was admitted to Trinity College, University of Cambridge. He successfully obtained a bachelor’s degree in arts. Then he went into becoming a barrister at Lincoln’s Inn. In 1908, he got himself admitted into Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich to earn a doctorate.
Right after completion of his doctorate Allam Iqbal returned to his country and started his practice. Soon he got attracted to the political instability and the turmoils of the Muslim community. There are more than 100 reported judgments of his name. He left his practice, started his literary work, and joined politics as a full-fledged member of Anjuman-e-Himayat-e-Islam.
Iqbal was fascinated by Rumi right from the beginning. He belonged to a pious Muslim family. With that, he started to spend more of his time getting to know the actual teachings of Islam towards humanity and what Allah almighty wants his people to understand his true message.
And from here started the journey that made him from Muhammad Iqbal to Allama Iqbal. Iqbal’s portrayal narrated the glory of Islamic civilization, which is considered the source of socio-political liberation and greatness throughout his life. In his poetry, Iqbal focuses on delivering the message of a pure, spiritual focus on Islam. Iqbal regularly mentioned the Ummah and condemned the political, social, and ethnic divisions within and among Muslim nations.
Allama Iqbal was known as one of the greatest poets of all time and a notable Muslim philosopher of his day. He was influential in cultural, social, religious, and political disputes thanks to his Urdu and Persian poetry, lectures, and letters in Urdu and English.
Allama Muhammad Iqbal’s poetry in Urdu and Persian today is just as fresh as it was 90 years ago. Allama Iqbal Shayari consists of 5 books. There is an enormous number of Allama Iqbal Poems that are currently being taught at schools. The pure focus of Allama Iqbal Famous Poetry is unity and New Dawn. Besides, the message of Iqbal was unequivocal. He meant to say that the New Dawn could only come from young people capable of liberating themselves from external acquisitiveness and resurgence of their inner fire. The inner fire refers to the love of God, Prophet, and towards the religion. Contrary, external acquisitiveness is referred to as the western or imperialist oppression that is jolting us to our roots.
The most famous and renowned books written by Allama Iqbal in his life are:
The year 1924 marked the publication of the first Urdu book of Allama Iqbal (Baang e Dra). It was in the Persian language. For most of his career and after 1930, Iqbal expressed his thoughts in Persian. A leading Urdu and Persian literary figure, he is revered for his writings.
Allama Iqbal published his second Urdu poetry book (Baal e Jibriel) in 1935, followed by Armaghan e Hijaz in 1936. During his lifetime, Allama Iqbal Poetry In Urdu consists of three Urdu poetry books and seven novels. The total number of Allama Iqbal Poetry Books is five.
Iqbal wrote two English proses books on the topic of The Development of Metaphysics in Persia and The Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam, both in Persian. He also wrote poetry books in Persian and English.
Throughout his life, Allama Iqbal preached about breaking the chains and shackles that are beholding you from becoming the greatest nation of the world. Further, Allama Iqbal, in his poetry, messages, poems, and speeches, always focused on the youth. He forced them to study hard, never give up and try harder to achieve the bigger goal. Don’t stop for the meager goals in life. Release your intellect from the chains of fear, barriers, and slavery. Only by doing so, young people can eventually become leaders of the nation. The character of Iqbal was revolutionized.
These are some of the most famous and familiar quotes of Allam Iqbal during his lifetime. These quotes were narrated at different times and occasions. But the meaning and the implications are the same.
Nations are born in the hearts of poets; they prosper and die in the hands of politicians.
Indeed, in view of its function, religion stands in greater need of a rational foundation of its ultimate principles than even the dogmas of science.
I lead no party; I follow no leader. I have given the best part of my life to careful study of Islam, its law and polity, its culture, history, and literature.
I have seen the movement of the sinews of the sky, And the blood coursing in the veins of the moon.
When truth has no burning, it is philosophy; it becomes poetry when it gets burning from the heart.
It is the nature of the self to manifest itself; in every atom slumbers the might of the self.
The ultimate aim of the ego is not to see something but to be something.
Vision without power does bring moral elevation but cannot give a lasting culture.
The standpoint of the man who relies on religious experience for capturing Reality must always remain individual and incommunicable.
If faith is lost, there is no security, and there is no life for him who does not adhere to religion.
It was he who first described the two-nation theory. It was he who, for the first time in centuries, wanted and gave hope to the Muslims of the subcontinent to have a separate and independent country of their own. He was the one who dreamt of a Muslim nation where Muslims can live their lives according to the actual teachings of Islam where they can implement Islam in true meanings and live accordingly. He was the founding father of the All India Muslim League.
Allama Iqbal supported Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah and convinced him to get the Muslims of the Subcontinent a sovereign and independent country of their own.
Quaid’s personality gives you a clear idea of the actual concept of getting Pakistan as a country in the Allama Iqbal. Allam Iqbal’s ideological thoughts led us to achieve the greatest country on the face of the earth, named the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.
Allama Iqbal, throughout his life, was an ardent supporter of Muslim unity. He saw the dream of an independent country, but in his lifetime, that was way far. Allama Iqbal died on April 21, 1938, aged 60, in Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan.
He was buried in a secluded corner of Hazuri Bagh’s lawn between the Lahore Fort and Badshahi Mosque. An Afghani gift of Lapis Lazuli was used to construct the final resting place, which took thirteen years to complete. His grave is surrounded by lush gardens, which have a heady fragrance.
And after August 14, 1947, when the Islamic Republic of Pakistan came into being. The country honored Allama Iqbal by acclaiming him the title of the national poet. Among the masses, he is termed as the Shair-e-Mashriq, Poet of the East. He is also called Mufakkir-e-Pakistan, Thinker of Pakistan. And not to forget Musawar-e-Pakistan, Artist of Pakistan, and Hakeem-ul-Ummat, The Sage of the Ummah.
Iqbal asked us to follow his social reforms by releasing our intellect from the chains of fear, barriers, and slavery. By doing so, young people can become leaders of the nation.
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