Khutbat e Bangal (خطباتِ بنگال), meaning "The Bengal Lectures," is one of the most influential collections of speeches and writings by Dr. Sir Muhammad Iqbal (Allama Iqbal), the national poet of Pakistan and the spiritual father of the Pakistan Movement. Historical Context The title refers to a series of landmark speeches delivered by Iqbal in 1930 across various cities in Bengal (then a province of British India, now Bangladesh and West Bengal, India). The most famous of these is the Allahabad Address (1930), which is often included in compilations of the Khutbat e Bangal .
Khutbat e Bangal (خطباتِ بنگال), meaning "The Bengal Lectures," is one of the most influential collections of speeches and writings by Dr. Sir Muhammad Iqbal (Allama Iqbal), the national poet of Pakistan and the spiritual father of the Pakistan Movement. Historical Context The title refers to a series of landmark speeches delivered by Iqbal in 1930 across various cities in Bengal (then a province of British India, now Bangladesh and West Bengal, India). The most famous of these is the Allahabad Address (1930), which is often included in compilations of the Khutbat e Bangal .
