Dr. Kamran highlighted the enduring relevance of Iqbal’s ideas in contemporary socio-political landscapes, underscoring the necessity of revisiting his philosophy with fresh, critical perspectives. His reflections illustrated how Iqbal’s intellectual legacy remains a vital resource for understanding cultural resilience and collective agency.
The session provided students and faculty with a meaningful opportunity to engage with Iqbal’s work through a historically grounded lens, fostering thoughtful dialogue and scholarly inquiry. Dr. Kamran’s address reinforced the importance of interdisciplinary scholarship and reflective interpretation in preserving and reinterpreting national philosophical heritage.
