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	Encyclopaedia Eminent Thinkers (Vol. : 17 The Political Thought Of Mohammad Iqbal) by Jai Narain Sharma
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	This volume provides deep insights into the multidimensional personality of Mohammad Iqbal political philosopher, Islamic scholar and renowned poet. It analyses the metaphysical foundations of his political thought, and traces the development of his political philosophy. Also, it extends discussion on his pan-Islamism, his two-nation theory and his Doctrine of Personality.ISBN:8180694976
	Pages : 144

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