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Muhammad Iqbal trained as a barrister in London, earned a doctorate in Munich, wrote in Urdu and Persian, and became the most influential Muslim poet-philosopher of twentieth-century South Asia. He told Muslims to think for themselves, stop waiting for rescue and become active forces in the world. His 1930 address at Allahabad is often cited in the story of Pakistan. This book follows the man, his ideas, and the way both have been quoted, borrowed and sometimes misused ever since.
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