10 Interesting Facts about Allama Iqbal You Probably Didn't Know-

[MultaniGuy]

That's inaccurate.

He wanted to reform the Islamic Political Thought. He argued that the concept and powers of Khilafah are now vested in the parliament because it represents the will of the Ummah. He wanted to create a democracy, sharia hybrid. Much like Pakistan's constitution.

He didn't want to "reinterpret Islam". The Jurisprudence can't be reinterpreted.

I heard monarchy is wrong according to Islam as a basic principle as well.

 

[T-Rex]

You have proof of that?

Even if China treats its Muslim minority not that well, that is their internal affairs.

Why don't you single out India and USA as well. They do not treat their Muslim minority that well either.

A religion cannot be the internal affair of any country.

 

[ssethii]

Surprised to see a lot of "Mein" in Iqbal's thread.