The Political Philosophy of Iqbal / Parveen Shaukat Ali
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TextPublication details: Publishers United ltd, Lahore : 1978.Edition: Second editionDescription: 424 pages : hbk. 23 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 191.55 ALI
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| 190 SPE The Enlightenment : For Beginners / | 191 NAD Afkar Ibn-e-Khaldun / | 191 SOL In The Spirit of Hegel / | 191.55 ALI The Political Philosophy of Iqbal / | 192 DUN Locke / | 192 HEA Wittgenstein : For Beginners / | 192 POS Jung and The Story of our Time / |
Includes Index.
Parveen Shaukat Ali’s book explores Allama Iqbal’s political thought in depth, showing how his philosophy of self (Khudi) and spiritual freedom were tied to his political vision for Muslims. Iqbal believed that a meaningful political system must be rooted in Islamic values, but also be dynamic, forward-thinking, and inclusive of modern realities. He wanted Muslims to awaken, reclaim their identity, and establish a society based on justice, equality, and moral responsibility. The book explains Iqbal's views on democracy, nationalism, the state, and pan-Islamism, and how these ideas influenced the creation of Pakistan.
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