The difference between a servant of Allah and a servant of the dunya is revealed in priorities.

One gives Allah their time, wealth, and effort first—before comfort, before convenience, before the self.

The other offers Allah only what remains.

Faith, then, is not a claim but a question we must answer daily:

What does the Deen need from me right now—and am I willing to respond before tending to myself?

This is the lens through which Allama Muhammad Iqbal, one of the greatest thinkers of the modern Muslim world, approached the Qur’an. For Iqbal, the Qur’an was not only spiritual inspiration—it was a call to awaken responsibility, purpose, and conscious devotion, shaping both the individual and society.

📖✨ Qur’an Through the Lens of Iqbal invites you to reflect on how revelation stirs the soul, sharpens the intellect, and calls the Ummah to rise.

👉 Join us for a powerful evening as Mufti Abdul Rahman Waheed unpacks the Qur’an through Iqbal’s profound insights and reflections.

🗓 Friday, January 30th

🕖 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM

📍 Islamic Association of North Texas

✍ Register now: miftaah.org/iqbal