Iqbal And Modern Era

Iqbal and Modern Era

PROCEEDINGS OF AN INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM GENT, BELGIUM, 18-19 NOVEMBER, 1997

Edited and Compiled by Muhammad Suheyl Umar

CONTENTS

Welcome Address: Prof. Urbain V ermeulen

Opening Remarks: Mr. Riaz Mohammad Khan

Encyclopaedic Bibliography of Iqbal project: Prof. Winand Callewaert

Iqbal and Classical Islamic Traditions: Prof. Annemarie Schimmel

Question and Answer Session Muhammad Iqbal’s Idea about the Poet’s Role in Society: Prof. J. Christoph Burgel

Iqbal’s Concepts of Nationalism and Patriotism: Jan Marek

Iqbal: A Bridge between the East and the West: Saeed A. Durrani

“That I May See and Tell” Significance of Iqbal’s Wisdom Poetry: Muhammad Suheyl Umar

The Problems of Interpreting Iqbal’s Poetry at the End of the 20th Century: Natalia Prigarina

Allama Iqbal’s View of fiqh and Dr Javid Iqbal’s Opposition to the Imposition of hudood Laws in Pakistan :Khaled Ahmed

Iqbal and Italy: Vito Salierno

Iqbal and Germany: M. Ikram Chaghatai

Iqbal’s Concept of Self-Identity: Alois V an Tongerloo

The Relevance of Iqbal in the Modern World: Dr. Rafiuddin Hashmi

Iqbal’s Relevance to the Present World– Persian Writings of Iqbal: Prof. Dr. G.R. Sabri Tabrizi

Man Versus the Universe– Iqbal’s Perception: Dr. Tehsin Firaqi