Muhammad Iqbal, a pivotal figure in Indian political thought, championed Muslim rights and envisioned a separate nation for Muslims, shaping the trajectory toward the creation of Pakistan in 1947. Introduction Muhammad Iqbal, born on February 22, 1873, in Sailkot, Punjab, British India, embarked on a remarkable journey that encompassed poetry, philosophy, and politics. His early...
Muhammad Iqbal: A Multifaceted Legacy
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