The Secrets of the Self: A Philosophical Poem by Shiekh Muhammad Iqbal of Lahore

Shiekh Muhammad Iqbal

Paperback, 180 Pages, Black & White
6 x 9 Inches
Qadeem Press

Are you ready to embark on a journey that will unravel the mysteries of your innermost being? Dive into the profound insights of “The Secrets of the Self” by the esteemed philosopher and poet, Muhammad Iqbal.

In this enlightening masterpiece, Iqbal takes you on a transformative odyssey through the depths of the human soul. Explore how the universe originates within the self and learn the crucial art of strengthening your inner being. Discover the power of cultivating desires and the transformative force of love as you navigate through the pages of this poetic revelation.

Through captivating tales and teachings from diverse cultures, ranging from the wisdom of Islam to the philosophies of Plato, Iqbal weaves together a tapestry of knowledge that will expand your consciousness. Delve into the essence of poetry, literature, and the reform of Islamic thought, gaining profound insights into the nature of existence and the self.

“The Secrets of the Self” isn’t just a book-it’s a call to action. It urges you to embark on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment, urging you to exalt the word of Allah and forge a path of enlightenment. As you unravel the deeper meanings behind ancient names and timeless stories, you’ll find yourself on a path towards personal growth and spiritual fulfillment.

With its rich symbolism, lyrical language, and profound metaphysical insights, “The Secrets of the Self” has captivated readers across the globe. Transcending boundaries of culture and language, this timeless masterpiece continues to inspire generations with its intellectual depth and spiritual resonance.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to unlock the secrets within yourself. Get your copy of “The Secrets of the Self” today and embark on a journey of self-discovery that will forever change the way you perceive the world and your place within it.

Table of Contents:

Table of Contents

I. The Universe’s Origin in the Self and Its Dependence on Strengthening the Self

II. The Life of the Self and the Formation of Desires

III. The Self Strengthened by Love

IV. The Self Weakened by Asking

V. Love Strengthening the Self and Gaining Dominion over Universal Forces

VI. The Doctrine of Self-Negation Invented by Subject Races to Weaken Their Rulers

VII. Plato’s Influence on Islamic Mysticism and Literature-A Warning Against His Theories

VIII. The True Nature of Poetry and Reforming Islamic Literature

IX. The Three Stages of Self-Education: Obedience, Self-control, and Divine Vicegerency

X. The Inner Meanings of Ali’s Names

XI. A Young Man’s Complaint to Ali Hujwiri

XII. The Tale of the Thirsty Bird

XIII. The Diamond and the Coal

XIV. The Sheikh and the Brahmin, and the Conversation of Ganges and Himalaya on Social Traditions

XV. The Purpose of the Moslem’s Life and the True Meaning of Jihad

XVI. Precepts for the Moslems of India by Mír Naját Nakshband (Bábá Sahrá’í)

XVII. Time is a Sword

XVIII. An Invocation