Tulip in the desert : [Book] : a selection of the poetry of Muhammad Iqbal / edited and translated, with commentary and notes, by Mustansir Mir .

By:

Iqbal, Muhammad, Sir, 1877-1938

Contributor(s):

Mir, Mustansir, 1949-

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London : Hurst & Company, 2000.Description: xiii, 158 pages : ; 22 cmISBN:

1850653747 (paperback)
1850653739
9781850653745

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DDC classification:

891.43915

Other classification:

891.43915

Summary: The national poet of Pakistan, Muhammed Iqbal (1887-1938), is widely credited with having lanched the idea of a seperate Muslim homeland which came to fruition with Jinnah's campaign for an independent Pakistan. However, Iqbal is best known for his Persian and Urdu poetry, which with its deep philosophical insights, has captured the minds of many readers. This translation presents in English a representative selection of Iqbal's works.

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The national poet of Pakistan, Muhammed Iqbal (1887-1938), is widely credited with having lanched the idea of a seperate Muslim homeland which came to fruition with Jinnah's campaign for an independent Pakistan. However, Iqbal is best known for his Persian and Urdu poetry, which with its deep philosophical insights, has captured the minds of many readers. This translation presents in English a representative selection of Iqbal's works.

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