01193nam a2200193 i 4500008004100000040000800041082001600049100003000065245006100095250002000156260004400176300003000220336002600250337002800276338002700304500002000331520063300351650001500984250526s1978    xx            001 0 und d  aGCL  a191.55bALI10aAli, Parveen ShaukatcDr.10aThe Political Philosophy of Iqbal /cParveen Shaukat Ali  aSecond edition.  bPublishers United ltd,aLahore :c1978.  a424 pages :bhbk.c23 cm.  atextbtxt2rdacontent  aunmediatedbn2rdamedia  avolumebnc2rdacarrier  aIncludes Index.  aParveen 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.  aPhilosophy