Iqbal: Poet of the East by Raza Mir

Iqbal: Poet of the East by Raza MirAllama Muhammad Iqbal (1877 1938), also known as the 'Poet of the East', earned a doctorate in philosophy from the Ludwig Maximillian University at Munich, and wrote his most evocative poems in Urdu, a language that was not his mother tongue. He counted Jawaharlal Nehru as one of his fans, and earned Mahatma Gandhi's respect as well. His funeral was attended by 70,000 people, which included colonialists and freedom fighters, socialist atheists and

A Story of Violent FaithA multilayered

the answer to the great question: “Is there a way out of the cycle of suffering

He encourages his students to tell their stories not with words

so platonic pals it is

He explores the fundamentals of the Buddha's teaching

The Ghosts of K2 is a masterpiece of mountaineering literature

Written with the clarity and vividness of the Russian fairy tale from which it takes its inspiration

the fierce elements and wild animals

Immigration and inequality

sense and sensibility

emergency room nursing

Since it's first publication by the Bihar School of yoga in 1969 it has been reprinted thirteen times and translated into many languages