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Prose Works Stray Reflections
Stray Reflections, 1910
Stray Reflections
The Private Notebook of Muhammad Iqbal
Also includes: ‘Stray Thoughts’
Edited with Afterword by
Dr. Javid Iqbal
Revised and annotated by
Khurram Ali Shafique
Appendix
‘A Rare Writing of Iqbal’
by Afzal Haq Qarshi
IQBAL ACADEMY PAKISTAN
- Stray Reflections, 1910
- 1. Art
- 2. The Discovery
- 3. Human Intellect
- 4. The Economics of Charity
- 5. The Existence of God
- 6. A Dialogue
- 7. The Satisfaction of Vanity
- 8. Cruel Psychology
- 9. The Power of Belief
- 10. The God of Islam
- 11. Hegel’s System of Philosophy
- 12. 15th May 1910
- 13. Forms of Government
- 14. Poetry and Logical Truth
- 15. Personal Immortality
- 16. History
- 17. Metaphysics
- 18. Fanaticism
- 19. Patriotism
- 20. Justice
- 21. Muslim Solidarity
- 22. The German Nation
- 23. The Modern Hindu
- 24. Right and Might
- 25. The Future of Afghanistan
- 26. Life as Criticism of Poetry
- 27. European Christianity
- 28. Christ and Spinoza
- 29. Aristotle
- 30. The Madness of Nietzsche
- 31. Aurangzeb
- 32. The Conquest of Persia
- 33. Ghalib
- 34. The Tutelage of Nations
- 35. The Popularity of a Poem
- 36. Hegel, Goethe, Ghalib, Bedil and Wordsworth
- 37. Parables
- 38. The Jewish Contribution to Civilisation
- 39. Mazzini
- 40. The Dependence of Science on Metaphysics
- 41. Modern Science and Democracy
- 42. The Relationship of Ideas to Their Historical Context
- 43. Polygamy
- 44. The Spiritual Ideal of the German Nation
- 45. On Loving One’s Enemy
- 46. Ideas
- 47. White Man’s Burden
- 48. Goethe’s Faust
- 49. Milton
- 50. The Soul of Oscar Wilde
- 51. Robber Nations
- 52. The Memory of Man
- 53. Amusements in Muslim Countries
- 54. The Power of Minorities
- 55. Scepticism and Religion
- 56. Arab Poetry
- 57. Wonder
- 58. The Critical Period for the Musalmans of India
- 59. The Interpretation of History
- 60. Equality
- 61. The Worth of Things
- 62. The End of Education
- 63. God is Power
- 64. The Powerful Man
- 65. The Touch of Power
- 66. The Thought of the Powerful Man
- 67. Waiting for the Mehdi
- 68. The Idea of Nationality
- 69. Kant’s Categorical Imperative
- 70. To Revitalise the Dying Organism
- 71. Self-Control
- 72. Idolatry
- 73. The Wonderful History of the Muslim Community
- 74. To Reconstruct This World
- 75. Suffering
- 76. Infinity
- 77. The Poet and the World-Spirit
- 78. The Vague and the Obscure
- 79. The Gramophone of History
- 80. Sin and Piety
- 81. Virtuous People
- 82. Contemplation Without Action
- 83. Success in Life
- 84. To Become A Public Leader
- 85. A Successful Man
- 86. The Lazy Mind
- 87. The Moral Value of Suffering
- 88. The Big Library
- 89. Miracles
- 90. Democracy
- 91. Democracy and Imperialism
- 92. Moral Readers
- 93. The Young Prophets and the Muslim Woman
- 94. Poets and Politicians
- 95. A Prophet
- 96. Philosophy and Poetry
- 97. Plato and Goethe
- 98. The Most Charming Thing on Earth
- 99. Conformity Without Dogma
- 100. Sunset on the Banks of Ravi
- 101. True Political Life
- 102. The Importance of a True Marriage
- 103. God and the Devil
- 104. Think of the Devil
- 105. Thanksgiving
- 106. The Psychologist and the Poet
- 107. The Instinct to Collect Testimonials
- 108. The Anatomy of the Human Mind
- 109. Man and Infinity
- 110. The Poet As a Human Being
- 111. The Effect of Philosophy and Poetry
- 112. Shakespeare and Goethe
- 113. The Value of the Moment
- 114. Experience and Knowledge
- 115. Common-place Facts
- 116. Horace, Montaigne and Azad
- 117. Literary Criticism
- 118. Goethe and Heine
- 119. Hafiz
- 120. Love is a Playful Child
- 121. Seeking Wisdom
- 122. The Man With a Single Idea
- 123. Art Alone is Boundless
- 124. Absolute Knowledge and Moral Growth
- 125. Flattery