Allama Muhammad Iqbal (1877–1938), born in Sialkot, is the national poet of Pakistan and is known as Shair-e-Mashriq (the Poet of the East). He wrote in both Urdu and Persian, and his poetry about khudi (self-respect), faith and the awakening of the Muslim Ummah still inspires millions. His famous Urdu collections include Bang-e-Dra and Bal-e-Jibril.In this category, you will find Allama Iqbal poetry in Urdu text with Roman Urdu, including his famous couplets on khudi, faith and youth, along with a simple explanation of the meaning.
Explore Famous Allama Iqbal Poetry in Urdu and Roman with deep meanings. Inspire your soul with his motivational verses on selfhood, courage, and spirituality.
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