‘Oriental Message’ called East – Xperias Urdu

The whole hundred years have passed since the ‘Payam East’ came to Mansa. Our Dr. Tehsin Faraki and his Bazam Iqbal did not let the opportunity be lost. This opportunity has been memorable by publishing a de -leak edition of ‘Payam East’. He and his organization deserve congratulations on this. What did the heart of the east of Gaiti and his madman move into the world of thought? Iqbal’s ‘message East’ is the answer to this question.

It was inevitable that his background should be described at the completion of the century of ‘Payam East’, which led to this masterpiece. Dr. Tehsin Faraki has done this important task in a big way and has written about 80 pages for this purpose. In Debach, he highlighted the essential parts of Iqbal and Goethe’s personality and thought.

The doctor has a condition of worship in this stage and his words have flowed like a natural waterfall. There is a quality of arrival in which they pay tribute to Iqbal and Goethe.

Touching their thoughts, they mention their depth and depth. If the attribution of ‘Payam East’ is considered to be the acquisition of this collection, it would not be wrong in which Iqbal Amir tells Amanullah Khan what the causes of the rise and fall of the nations are and why it has its own nation. Dr. Faraki in Debacha, touching this section of Iqbal’s intellectual master, turns to his poetic temperament and then highlights the technical perfection of his word.

‘Payam East’ is not a minor book, it should be counted in the books of the world. This is the reason why the doctor looks at the same academic episode in his diabetes and he goes on to mention Iqbal’s themes and ideas in a gambling live.

There have been several accidents with Iqbal. One case of the accident is that his followers and translators have interpreted their views in the name of their interpretation, so the people could not reach the real Iqbal, he reached Iqbal which he was not, so a world of misunderstandings about Iqbal came into being. The second cruelty to Iqbal was that some people read Iqbal and without understanding, the experts became minorities who left the words of Iqbal whose blessings he became the only and only Iqbal of a Allama or Maulvi.

Fortunately, if this creature manages to get some benefits from this debate, then some things of work will be included in their conversation for the next few decades. In this sense, it is as if a charity is a charity, whose light will continue to be our heart for a long time. The perfection of Dr. Tehsin Faraki is that he did not allow his writing to go below its high standards. As a minority, this service of Dr. Sahib will be remembered and will continue to be used.

Height is the greatest attribute of Iqbal’s temperament, but in his attribute he becomes as rising as he goes, and wherever he feels, he listens to a slight herd with praise, saying something that we hear. His ‘suspicion’ is the greatest example of this.

There is no claim to the writer of this line. He does not even have the courage to understand himself as a member of Iqbal’s happy chains, but as a general, he has some questions that have turned into anxiety. If a question is given to this problem to avoid details, it will be, what is the ‘Payam East’ related to our life today?

This question is not so easy. What can be objected to what is meant to associate such a large philosopher’s philosophy with small problems in life? This objection holds weight, but I have no danger from my kind and kind Dr. Tehsin Faraki that I have always been rewarded by their enjoyment. That is why I think it is necessary to express my broken thoughts. Our burning problem today is Palestine, where the enemy has made more than fifty thousand Muslims and Gaza a pile of rubble.

Only Palestine and Kashmir are not only two regions on our land where oppression is taking place and blood is flowing. Whatever the sight rises, the same episode looks. Whether the Soviet Union or the United States, those coming from outside have also devastated Afghanistan and shed blood like water, but this bloodshed and destruction are far less than the people themselves have done.

We also know and we are told that the wealth and the treasures the treasures have given us, hardly come to anyone else. What is the reason that poverty is still dancing in our societies? What is the reason that our wealth does not work for our own and we are poor and weak even though all this happens.

This does not end on these few questions, is an endless series of questions that kept us upset and there is no one who can turn our anxiety into China by putting ointments on our wounds.

My question in this run -run run is whether the Hakim -ul -Amat, who had prescribed a precise diagnosis of our disease for a century, has any cure for our latest suffering in his album? ‘Payam East’ is important to me for that reason and I intend to study it with the same intention. It would have been good that Dr. Tehsin Faraki used to do some of our guidance in this regard. If the ‘Payam East’ answers these questions, I think that the doctor will have to write 80 more pages to explain it, even if he does not provide an answer, he will need to write another case.