Question

iqbal's poetry which reflects Hazrat Abu Bakr's secrifice and selflessness​

Answer 1

Answer:

Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddiq was the epitome of Ishq e Rasool. He was the first amond adults to embrace Islam. He shared the Cave with the Holy Prophet when they escaped from Mecca, and was referred to in the Holy Quran as “the second of the Two”. In the battle of Badr, he stood guard over the Holy Prophet. When he died he had the honour of being buried by the side of the tomb of the Holy Prophet.

In “The Mysteries of Selflessness” (Israr e Khudi), Iqbal syas that one night he saw Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddiq in a dream.

Seeing the great patriarch, Iqbal said “

“Respected Sir, you set new standards of love, you established the fabric of our commonwealth of love on a firm basis; please prescribe some remedy for the woes that plague us”