Jawab-e-Shikwa

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Jawab-e-Shikwa is a celebrated Urdu poem by Allama Muhammad Iqbal that presents God's powerful response to the complaints of the Muslim community expressed in his earlier poem Shikwa.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Urdu poem
associatedMovement Iqbal’s philosophy of selfhood (Khudi)
associatedWith Pan-Islamic thought
author Muhammad Iqbal NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin British India NERFINISHED
culturalSignificance considered a classic of Urdu poetry
widely memorized and recited in Urdu-speaking communities
follows Shikwa NERFINISHED
form rhymed verse
genre didactic poetry
philosophical poetry
religious poetry
hasAdaptation musical renditions
public recitations
historicalReference decline of Muslim political power
early Islamic conquests
influenced Muslim political thought in South Asia
Urdu religious poetry
language Urdu language
surface form: Urdu
literaryTradition Urdu literature
mainTheme God’s response to the complaints of the Muslim community
divine justice and mercy
revival of the Muslim ummah
self-critique of Muslims
message God’s justice is not arbitrary
Muslims must reform themselves to regain divine favor
true faith requires action and sacrifice
meter classical Urdu meter
narrativePerspective voice of God addressing Muslims
notableFor call for Muslim self-reform
dramatic rhetorical style
powerful defense of divine justice
partOfSeries Shikwa–Jawab-e-Shikwa NERFINISHED
placeOfFirstPopularity South Asia NERFINISHED
religiousContext Islam
religiousFigureReferenced Prophet Muhammad NERFINISHED
companions of the Prophet
responseToWork Shikwa NERFINISHED
subject Muslim community
decline of Muslims
duty and responsibility of believers
moral and spiritual reform
titleInUrduScript جوابِ شکوہ NERFINISHED
typicalPerformanceContext Iqbal Day commemorations
cultural events
religious gatherings

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Bang-e-Dara containsPoem Jawab-e-Shikwa