اگتفخنِ اخک ےس ااسفتسر‘‘اک ام دعب ا لطب ی عی ا یت اجزئہ

Abstract

The poem Khuftagan-e-Khaak se Istifsaar by Allama Iqbal is a profound reflection on the mysteries of life, death, and the afterlife. It questions the silence of those who have passed away, seeking answers from the dwellers of the grave. This research article critically analyzes the poem, delving into its philosophical underpinnings and its call for introspection and intellectual engagement. The study explores Iqbal's unique approach to addressing existential questions, his use of poetic devices, and the broader socio-religious implications of his message. By encouraging readers to reflect deeply on human destiny and purpose, Iqbal challenges traditional perspectives, inspiring a transformative thought process. This article aims to highlight how the poem serves as a timeless invitation for intellectual and spiritual awakening.