| The Rod of Moses |
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Content |
| A Declaration of War against the Present Age |
| Like the wind of morn imbibe the wish to blow, |
| DEDICATION TO NAWAB SIR HAMIDULLAH KHAN THE RULER OF BHOPAL |
| To Readers |
| The Prologue |
| Islam And Mussulman |
| Dawn |
| No God But He |
| Submission to Fate |
| Ascension |
| Admonition to a Philosophy Stricken Sayyid |
| The Earth and the Sky |
| The Decline of The Muslims |
| Knowledge and Love |
| Ijtehad |
| Thanks Cum Complaint |
| Dhikr and Fikr |
| Mullah of the Mosque |
| Destiny |
| Oneness of God |
| Knowledge and Religion |
| Indian Muslim |
| Written on the Occasion of The British Government's... |
| Jihad |
| Authority and Faith |
| Faqr and Monarchy |
| Islam |
| Eternal Life |
| Kingship |
| The Mystic |
| Dazzled by Europe |
| Mysticism |
| Islam In India |
| Ghazal |
| The World |
| Prayer |
| Revelation |
| Defeatism |
| Heart and Intellect |
| Fervour For Action |
| The Grave |
| The Recognition of a Qalandar |
| Philosophy |
| God's Men |
| The Infidel and Believer |
| The True Guide |
| Believer |
| Muhammad Ali Bab |
| Fate |
| Invocation to the Soul of Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) |
| The Way of Islam |
| Guidance |
| Faqr and Monkery |
| Ghazal |
| Resignation |
| Unity of God |
| Revelation and Freedom |
| Soul and Body |
| Lahore and Karachi |
| Prophethood |
| Adam |
| Makkah and Geneva |
| To Elder of the Shrine |
| The Guide |
| A Muslim |
| Punjabi Muslim |
| Freedom |
| Preaching of Islam in the West |
| Negation and Affirmation |
| To the Amirs of Arabia |
| Decrees of God |
| Death |
| By Grace of God, Rise! |
| Education And Upbringing |
| Goal |
| Modern Man |
| Eastern Nations |
| Awareness |
| Reformers of the East |
| Western Culture |
| Open Secrets |
| The Testament of Tipu Sultan |
| Ghazal |
| Awakening |
| Upbringing of Selfhood |
| Freedom of Thought |
| The Life of Selfhood |
| Government |
| Indian School |
| Upbringing |
| Foul and Fair |
| Death of the Ego |
| Honoured Guest |
| Modern Age |
| A Student |
| Examination |
| The Schools |
| Nietzsche |
| Teachers |
| Ghazal |
| Religion and Education |
| To Javid |
| Woman |
| The Frankish Man |
| A Question |
| Veil |
| Solitude |
| Woman |
| Emancipation of Women |
| Protection of the Weaker Vessel |
| Education and Women |
| Woman |
| Literature and Fine Arts |
| Religion and Crafts |
| Creation |
| Madness |
| To My Poem |
| Paris Mosque |
| Literature |
| Vision |
| Might of Islam Mosque |
| Theatre |
| Ray of Hope |
| Hope |
| Eager Glance |
| To the Artists |
| Ghazal |
| Being |
| Melody |
| Breeze and Dew |
| The Pyramids of Egypt |
| Creations of Art |
| Iqbal |
| Fine Arts |
| Dawn in the Garden |
| Khaqani |
| Rumi |
| Newness |
| Mirza Bedil |
| Grandeur and Grace |
| The Painter |
| Lawful Music |
| Unlawful Music |
| Fountain |
| The Poet |
| Persian Poetry |
| India’s Artists |
| The Great Man |
| New World |
| Invention of New Meanings |
| Music |
| Zest for Sight |
| Verse |
| Dance and Music |
| Discipline |
| Dancing |
| Politics Of The East and The West |
| Communism |
| The Voice of Karl Marx |
| Revolution |
| Flattery |
| Government Jobs |
| Europe and The Jews |
| The Psychology Of Slaves |
| Bolshevik Russia |
| To-day and To-morrow |
| The East |
| Statesmanship of the Franks |
| Mastership |
| Advice to Slaves |
| To the Egyptians |
| Abyssinia |
| Satan to his Political Offspring |
| An Eastern League of Nations |
| Everlasting Monarchy |
| Democracy |
| Europe and Syria |
| Mussolini |
| Complaint |
| Tutelage |
| Secular Politics |
| Civilization’s Clutches |
| Advice |
| A Pirate and Alexander |
| League of Nations |
| Syria and Palestine |
| Political Leaders |
| Psychology Of Bondage |
| Slaves’ Prayer |
| To the Palestinian Arabs |
| The East and The West |
| Psychology of Power |
| Reflections Of Mihrab Gul Afghan |
| My hills and dales! Where can I go, leaving everything... |
| Tribes have been ever fighting among themselves, |
| Your destiny can’t be changed though prayers; |
| This wily heaven, the moon and the sun |
| These schools and games, this continuing uproar, |
| He who creates in this world of Becoming, |
| People of Rome and Syria have changed and so have those of... |
| The crow cavils that your wings are ill-looking, |
| Love is not by nature ignoble like lust; |
| That young man is the light of the eye of the tribe, |
| The lamp that once lighted your nights |
| Secularism and Latin script! What a meaningless controversy! |
| To me this world appears topsy-turvy; |
| Without the boldness of an outspoken man, Love is deceit... |
| The story of man is a witness to the truth: |
| It is death for the nations to be cut off from the Centre; |
| One man of certitude among millions |
| Sher Shah Suri has so well said: |
| True sight is not that distinguishes between red and purple, |
| The man of the desert of the mountains |
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