Allama Iqbal's Views on the Ideology of Pakistan

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Vocabulary flashcards covering Allama Iqbal's presidential address at the 1930 All-India Muslim League meeting in Allahbad and his views on Muslim nationhood.

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Allama Iqbal

A thinker, philosopher, and poet of Islam who strongly articulated the need for a separate state for the Muslims of the Sub-continent.

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Allahbad address

The presidential address delivered by Allama Iqbal at the 1930 Annual meeting of the All-India muslim league in Allahbad, explaining the idea of separate nationhood for Muslims.

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All-India muslim league

The organization at whose Annual meeting in Allahbad in 1930 Allama Iqbal delivered his presidential address regarding Muslim nationhood.

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Subcontinent (Iqbal's view)

A land inhabited by people speaking different languages and practicing different religions and cultures with various cultural identities, making India a subcontinent rather than a single country.

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Amalgamated North-west muslim state

A proposed state combining Punjab, The North west Frontries Province, Sindh, and Balochistan, which Allama Iqbal stated appears to be the final destiny of the Muslims, at least of North India.