Dar: We must build a nation that reflects Iqbal's vision
Islamabad, November 9 (Hibya) - Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, commemorated the country's national poet and philosopher, Allama Muhammad Iqbal, in a message issued on the occasion of Iqbal Day on November 9. Stating that Iqbal's ideas formed the foundation of Pakistan's independence ideology, Dar said, "Today, we respectfully reaffirm our commitment to his vision, which laid the ideological foundations of the independent state of Pakistan."
Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, issued a message on the occasion of Iqbal Day on November 9.
Dar noted that through his 1930 Allahabad Address and poetry, Iqbal articulated the distinct identity of Muslims in the Indian subcontinent and shaped the idea of an independent homeland where they could determine their own future. He stated that Iqbal was one of the pioneers of the movement that led to the establishment of Pakistan.
Dar emphasized that Iqbal's concepts of "Khudi" (Selfhood) and self-confidence remain important in Pakistan's national journey. Stating that a nation's true strength in changing global circumstances rests on its moral integrity, intellectual independence and the resilience of its people, Dar said Iqbal inspired young people to set higher goals, innovate and lead with purpose.
Highlighting the significance of Iqbal's legacy for Pakistan, Dar said, "Let us renew our pledge to build a nation that truly reflects Iqbal's vision of a progressive, peaceful and prosperous Pakistan, guided by justice, equality and the rule of law."
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