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    Allama Iqbal was a great ideologue, philosopher, poet, thinker, and politician who is regarded as the pioneer of the ideology of Pakistan. He gave the Muslims of South Asia a vision for an independent state based on Islamic principles through his writings and speeches. In his 1930 presidential address to the Muslim League, he clearly expressed the idea of Muslim national identity and the need for autonomous statehood, laying the groundwork for the Lahore Resolution of 1940 and the eventual creation of Pakistan. Iqbal emphasized that Islam provides a unified way of life and that the Muslim nation should embrace its distinct identity and values to overcome internal weaknesses and meet external challenges in the modern age.

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    Allama Iqbal was a great ideologue, philosopher, poet, thinker, and politician who is regarded as the pioneer of the ideology of Pakistan. He gave the Muslims of South Asia a vision for an independent state based on Islamic principles through his writings and speeches. In his 1930 presidential address to the Muslim League, he clearly expressed the idea of Muslim national identity and the need for autonomous statehood, laying the groundwork for the Lahore Resolution of 1940 and the eventual creation of Pakistan. Iqbal emphasized that Islam provides a unified way of life and that the Muslim nation should embrace its distinct identity and values to overcome internal weaknesses and meet external challenges in the modern age.

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    Bushra Bano

    Pak. Studies

    Ideological Rational with reference to Allama Iqbal (1877-1938)


    Introduction:
    A great ideologue, reformist, philosopher, poet, thinker, scholar and
    Politician, Allama Muhammad Iqbal has been regarded as the
    pioneer of the Ideology of Pakistan.
    His great contribution to the struggle for freedom lies in his
    presentation of the concept of Millat in a concrete and convincing
    manner.
    • His Political career:In 1926, Iqbal started his political career when
    he was elected as member of Punjab Imperial Legislative Council. An initial
    stage Dr Iqbal was a nationalist by ideas.
    • Iqbal gave a new vision to the Muslim:
    His idea was the establishment of a society based on Islamic
    values.
     Allama Iqbal’s presidential address When he initiated the idea of
    Separation.
     In fact Allama Iqbal was the first important public figure to propend the idea of
    Pakistan from the platform of the Muslim League.
     Two Nation Theory:
    In his address he expressed imperative of Two-Nation Theory in a very
    consistent, logical and convincing manner.
     In March 1932, he again gave the framework of the proposed Muslim state.

    • The ultimate solution which Iqbal presented to Jinnah became the


    keynote of the Lahore Resolution and the basis of Pakistan Ideology.
    Iqbal’s views about the Ideology of Pakistan are
     According to Iqbal the Ideology of Pakistan is based on the principles of Islam.
     Iqbal emphasized that life from Islamic stand point is a unity and no aspect of life is beyond
    its jurisdiction.
     It was an aspiration of Iqbal to see the Muslim as a progressive, dynamic and dominant
    nation.
     Islam to help them to overcome their internal disorder and enable them to meet external
    challenges.
    He reminded the Muslim;
     “You should not equate your community with Western; the nation of Prophet is unique in its
    composition.
     His great contribution to the struggle for freedom s lies in his presentation of the concept of
    Millat in a Concrete and convincing manner.
     He said,
     “Islam is a living and dynamic ideology that can meet modern challenges
    Conclusion:

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