Allama Iqbal 100 Aham Batain (If You are Sad Must Listen These Urdu Quotes) حضرت علامہ اقبالؒ

Embark on a journey of inspiration with 'Allama Iqbal 100 Aham Batain (If You are Sad Must Listen These Urdu Quotes) حضرت علامہ اقبالؒ.' In this profound compilation, we delve into the timeless wisdom of the great poet and philosopher, Allama Iqbal, offering solace and motivation to those facing moments of sadness.

📜 Topics Explored:
• Allama Iqbal Motivation Quotes
• Some Of Psychology Facts
• Urdu Poetry Of Allama Iqbal
• A Deeper Connection To Your Faith And Humanity

🔍 Key Highlights:
یاد رکھو نبی کریم علیہ الصلاۃ والسلام کا عاشق کبھی بھی دنیا میں ذلیل نہیں ہو سکتا •
تنہا محسوس نہ کرو ساری کائنات تمہارے اندر ہے •
مومن ریشم کی طرح نرم اور فولاد کی طرح سخت ہوتا ہے •
عشق رسول دین بھی ہے اور دنیا بھی اس کے بغیر انسان نہ دین کا رہتا ہے نہ دنیا کا •

🌟 Why You Should Watch:
Experience the power of Allama Iqbal's words, which transcend time and resonate deeply with the human spirit. These Urdu quotes are not merely expressions; they are a source of strength, reflection, and hope. If you find yourself in a moment of sadness, this compilation is a must-listen to uplift your soul.

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📌 Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
00:10 - Main Content
15:24 - Outro

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