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قرآن کریم :منزل بہ منزل :*تیسری منزل* منزل SAA'LIS~ Stage#003 🌟💫🪡 🧵🕯️🪔 Host: Dr. Kamran Asghar Sheikh GUEST SPEAKER : Professor Akhlaq Tanoli قرآن کریم :~ منزل بہ منزل ~ 🌟🌟👑🌟 (3rd ~THIRD ~ ---3rd Manzil) ~ مقطعآت قرآنی اور علم الاسماء Click, Zoom Video Sessions link on YouTube to enlighten your self:    • قرآن کریم :منزل بہ منزل :*تیسری منزل*  منز...   Iqbal's Teachings and 3rd Manzil of Quran e Hakeem ~9 November ~ IQBAL DAY 2024 Compact brief: Quranic 3rd Manzil (Surat Younus to Surat Al-Raad) Surahs: 1. Younus (10) 2. Hud (11) 3. Yusuf (12) 4. Al-Raad (13) 5. Ibrahim (14) 6. Al-Hijr (15) 7. An-Nahl (16) 8. Al-Israa (17) 9. Al-Kahf (18) Key Themes: 1. Allah's unity and prophethood 2. Guidance and warning 3. Faith and action 4. Spiritual growth and self-awareness Allama Dr. Muhammad Iqbal's Message & Teachings 1. Khudi (self-discovery and spiritual growth) 2. Inner transformation for societal change 3. Importance of faith, action, and knowledge 4. Striving for excellence (Shaheen ki tarah uddta hai) Correlation with Quranic Manzil Salis (3rd) 1. Iqbal's concept of Khudi aligns with Surat Younus' emphasis on faith and guidance. 2. His call for inner transformation reflects Surat Hud's warning against complacency. 3. Iqbal's emphasis on knowledge and action resonates with Surat Yusuf's wisdom. Key Takeaways 1. Cultivate faith, self-awareness, and spiritual growth. 2. Transform yourself to change society. 3. Seek knowledge, faith, and action. 4. Strive for excellence and inner purity. IQBAL ISLAMIC CENTRE I.I.C's press note: (Khalabat Town Ship, Haripur, IQBALYATI ISLAMI MARKAZ i.i.M) Dr. Kamran Asghar Shaikh, a renowned psychologist from the Royal Institute of Psychology England, and Professor Akhlaq Ahmed Yousufi, a prominent figure from Aiwan e Fikr e Farda, Halqa e Farough e Adab (Literary Circle of KPK), recently conducted a thought-provoking Gnosis-Based dialogue to commemorate the 147th birthday of Pakistan's national poet, Dr. Muhammad Iqbal R.A. This insightful discussion was hosted on a YouTube channel, bringing together two esteemed experts to share their perspectives on Iqbal's philosophy and its relevance in today's world. The dialogue likely delved into Iqbal's concept of "Khudi" (self-discovery and spiritual growth), emphasizing the importance of inner transformation for societal change. Iqbal's poetry and writings, such as "Asrar-e-Khudi" and "Javid Nama", are rich in philosophical and spiritual insights that continue to inspire and guide people today. Key Takeaways from Iqbal's Philosophy: _Self-Discovery and Spiritual Growth_: Emphasizing the importance of understanding oneself and striving for spiritual growth. _Inner Transformation_: Recognizing the need for individuals to transform themselves to bring about positive change in society. _Knowledge and Action_: Highlighting the significance of acquiring knowledge and taking action to create a better world. This Gnosis-Based dialogue serves as a testament to Iqbal's enduring legacy and the continued relevance of his ideas in contemporary times. Iqbal's Teachings and 3rd Manzil of Quran e Hakeem ~9 November ~ IQBAL DAY 2024 Compact brief: Quranic 3rd Manzil (Surat Younus to Surat Al-Raad) Surahs: 1. Younus (10) 2. Hud (11) 3. Yusuf (12) 4. Al-Raad (13) 5. Ibrahim (14) 6. Al-Hijr (15) 7. An-Nahl (16) 8. Al-Israa (17) 9. Al-Kahf (18) Key Themes: 1. Allah's unity and prophethood 2. Guidance and warning 3. Faith and action 4. Spiritual growth and self-awareness Allama Dr. Muhammad Iqbal's Message & Teachings 1. Khudi (self-discovery and spiritual growth) 2. Inner transformation for societal change 3. Importance of faith, action, and knowledge 4. Striving for excellence (Shaheen ki tarah uddta hai) Correlation with Quranic Manzil Salis (3rd) 1. Iqbal's concept of Khudi aligns with Surat Younus' emphasis on faith and guidance. 2. His call for inner transformation reflects Surat Hud's warning against complacency. 3. Iqbal's emphasis on knowledge and action resonates with Surat Yusuf's wisdom.