“How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia” by Mohsin Hamid
"How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia" is a one-of-a-kind novel. Born from the mind of our beloved Mohsin Hamid, the book acts as a guide for the reader…
In the presence of God, the end of Iqbal’s “Javid Nami”
In the last chapter of "Javid Nami", Muhammad Iqbal will finally meet the Divine Spirit, giving a brilliant and poetic conclusion to his magnificent work The cry of Eternal Beauty…
Beyond the skies, Iqbal and the meeting with Nietzsche and the great ones of Persia
The penultimate chapter of Muhammad Iqbal's "Javid Nami", a decisive moment in which he will meet: Nietzsche, two Sufi from Kashmir and two of the greatest lords of Persia The…
Saturn
The sky of Saturn, the traitors of India and their punishment
Saturn is the seat of those traitors so seedy as to be rejected even from Hell, an ideal place for those who allowed the British to conquer India The abject…
Jupiter
The sky of Jupiter, Iqbal in conversation with the Devil and heretics
New stage of Iqbal's journey will be Jupiter, where he will meet 4 of the greatest "heretics" in the Islamic world: Hallaj, Tahirih, Mirza Ghalib and Shaytan himself Hallaj I:…
The sky of Mars, Iqbal in conversation with destiny and feminism
Once on the red planet, Iqbal will meet a Martian sage who will reveal the secrets of fate and feminism to him Excursion to the city of Marghadin, fate according…
The sky of Venus, between imperialism and paganism
In the 4th chapter of "The Heavenly Poem", Iqbal will launch a ferocious attack on paganism and imperialism, guilty, among other things, of stealing even from the dead The sing…
Mercury’s sky, Iqbal and politics
In "The Mercury Sky", Muhammad Iqbal will expose himself more than ever to politics, bringing two exceptional sleeps such as al Afghani and Said Halim Pasha. In this text, in…
The sky of the Moon and the Ta-Sin of the prophets from Iqbal’s “Javid Nami”
Under the moon's sky, Iqbal will meet an Indian sage and 4 of humanity's holiest men: Buddha, Zoroaster, Christ and Muhammad; the latter will reveal their Ta-Sin, or their "secrets"…
The prologue of: “Javid Nami” by Iqbal
The summaries of the first 4 chapters of Muhammad Iqbal's wonderful "Heavenly Poem"; here he will meet in particular: Rumi and Zurvan, the spirit of Space and Time Prey "[...]…
