Famous quote by Muhammad Iqbal

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The Ego is partly free. partly determined, and reaches fuller freedom by approaching the Individual who is most free: Go
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"The Ego is partly free. partly determined, and reaches fuller freedom by approaching the Individual who is most free: God"

- Muhammad Iqbal

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This quote by Muhammad Iqbal talks to the idea of the vanity and its relationship to liberty. The vanity belongs of the self that is both cost-free and established, recommending that it is affected by both internal and exterior forces. Iqbal recommends that the vanity can reach a fuller flexibility by coming close to the individual who is most cost-free: God. This implies that by getting in touch with God, the vanity can be freed from the restrictions of the outside globe and be free to reveal itself in its truest form. This suggestion recommends that by getting in touch with the divine, we can locate a higher feeling of freedom as well as freedom. Iqbal's quote talks with the idea that by connecting with the divine, we can find a higher sense of freedom and also liberation. It recommends that by connecting with God, we can find a higher sense of flexibility and liberation, enabling us to share our real selves and get to a fuller sense of freedom.

About the Author

Muhammad Iqbal This quote is written / told by Muhammad Iqbal between November 9, 1877 and April 21, 1938. He was a famous Poet from Pakistan. The author also have 32 other quotes.

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