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The Secrets of the Self

Asrār-i Khudī

By Muhammad Iqbal

First written 1915

About this book

Nicholson’s translation of Iqbal’s Persian poem on the self (khudi), which argues that the self is to be strengthened through love and action rather than dissolved, with an introduction based on Iqbal’s own account of his ideas.

The edition

Title
The Secrets of the Self: Asrār-i Khudī
Translated by
Reynold A. Nicholson
Publisher
Macmillan, London
Year
1920

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Period

Modern1800 CE to 1945 CE

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