Shikwa - Jawab e Shikwa by Dr Allama Muhammad Iqbal - English, Urdu and Hindi
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Shikwa (Urdu: شکوہ ) and Jawab-e-Shikwa (Urdu: جواب شکوہ ) are poems written by well known Urdu language poet Muhammad Iqbal.
This App has Multilanguage of Shikwa and Jawab-e-Shikwa with Urdu, English and Hindi Language.
Here is an English summary and explanation of the famous Urdu poems Shikwa (The Complaint) and Jawab-e-Shikwa (The Response to the Complaint) by Muhammad Iqbal:
Shikwa - The Complaint
In this poetic monologue, the poet speaks as the personification of Islam. He complains to God about the decline of Muslims and the Muslim world. Despite Muslims' devoted following of Islam, God appears to have forsaken them and allowed them to fall under the domination of Western colonial powers. The poet asks why God has abandoned Muslims when they have sacrificed so much in God's name. He questions why the faithful have been deprived while nonbelievers prosper.
Jawab-e-Shikwa - The Response to the Complaint
This poem is structured as God's reply to the complaint voiced in Shikwa. God admonishes the poet-speaker for doubting. He reminds that suffering is part of His divine plan and that hardship brings spiritual growth. God asserts that Muslims have lost sight of the true spiritual message of Islam and have become obsessed with ritualism, legalism, and politics. God says Muslims must reform themselves from within before they can regain their former glory. The poet is told to spread this message of reform and revival to lead the Muslim community back to righteousness.
In summary, through this poetic dialogue Iqbal explores themes of devotion, doubt, suffering, free will, and universal ethics beyond religious identities. The poems promote spiritual self-reflection and internal reform rather than mere lament over external circumstances.
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This App has Multilanguage of Shikwa and Jawab-e-Shikwa with Urdu, English and Hindi Language.
Here is an English summary and explanation of the famous Urdu poems Shikwa (The Complaint) and Jawab-e-Shikwa (The Response to the Complaint) by Muhammad Iqbal:
Shikwa - The Complaint
In this poetic monologue, the poet speaks as the personification of Islam. He complains to God about the decline of Muslims and the Muslim world. Despite Muslims' devoted following of Islam, God appears to have forsaken them and allowed them to fall under the domination of Western colonial powers. The poet asks why God has abandoned Muslims when they have sacrificed so much in God's name. He questions why the faithful have been deprived while nonbelievers prosper.
Jawab-e-Shikwa - The Response to the Complaint
This poem is structured as God's reply to the complaint voiced in Shikwa. God admonishes the poet-speaker for doubting. He reminds that suffering is part of His divine plan and that hardship brings spiritual growth. God asserts that Muslims have lost sight of the true spiritual message of Islam and have become obsessed with ritualism, legalism, and politics. God says Muslims must reform themselves from within before they can regain their former glory. The poet is told to spread this message of reform and revival to lead the Muslim community back to righteousness.
In summary, through this poetic dialogue Iqbal explores themes of devotion, doubt, suffering, free will, and universal ethics beyond religious identities. The poems promote spiritual self-reflection and internal reform rather than mere lament over external circumstances.
📝 Features:
✔️ Whole new UI with better features
✔️ Share button added, now share App with Screenshot with friends and family
✔️ Save last stat, start learning from where you left last time
✔️ Favourite / Bookmark button, now bookmark any page or topic that you want to read in future.
✔️ Page and Chapter Wise
✔️ Easy to Use Navigation
✔️ Simple and easy Elegant Design
✔️ Lowest size on Play Store
✔️ App is off-line
🌟 Do not forget to give your 👌reviews and 5🌟 ✨rate us on Play store. Also share this app with all your friends and family because it is worth sharing.
⚠️⚠️⚠️ Disclaimer ⚠️⚠️⚠️
📢 All contents within DroidReaders Store are from a public domain as indicated by fair usage policy and widely spread on the internet. Unfortunately, we cannot claim the copyright ownership. In case you have a specific complaint about content material, please contact us at Info.DroidReaders@gmail.com Thank You.
📢 This App is Completely FREE with little ADVERTISEMENT
📢 Thank you for your support.
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