Qur'anScience
Qur'anScience
A tailor’s son from Sialkot studied in Lahore, Cambridge and Munich, then wrote poetry in Urdu and Persian that awakened the soul of the Ummah. His call was khudi — a self that is strong, disciplined and serving, anchored in faith in Allah. The fifty-second book of Tracing the Scholars of Islam tells the story of Muhammad Iqbal. “There is not for man except that [good] for which he strives.”
“And that there is not for man except that [good] for which he strives.”
Anyone who wants to know the early scholars
Parents & heads of families
Students, educators & lovers of Islamic poetry and thought
Preachers, teachers & counsellors
The story of Muhammad Iqbal — 22 chapters with Qur’anic verses, authentic Hadith with linked chains, a timeline, a map of his journeys, a chart of the three stages of khudi, a chart of his works by year and language, history notes marked separately, a glossary and reflection questions.