By:Sumblina Hassan
Secretary to Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto
Former Consultant to the Foreign Office,slamabad
In Charge, Office 10 UK RCC, Bilawal House
Published By: ANI News Agency
Allama Muhammad Iqbal, whose intellectual legacy continues to be recognised and respected not only in Pakistan but across the world,his profound understanding of philosophy, science, religion and the Qur’an established him as one of the most influential thinkers and writers in our intellectual history.
Iqbal’s vision of knowledge, education and human development continues to inspire generations. His work reminds us that education is not simply about acquiring information; it is about developing the ability to think, question, understand and contribute meaningfully to society. His intellectual journey remains an enduring source of inspiration for students, educators and scholars alike.
Today, teachers across Pakistan continue to demonstrate extraordinary dedication and resilience despite difficult economic circumstances. They carry on their responsibilities with commitment, educating and nurturing our children while often facing challenges that extend far beyond the classroom.
Teaching is much more than an occupation. It is a noble and honourable responsibility that carries the power to shape lives and influence future generations. A dedicated teacher can give a child confidence, encourage curiosity and create meaningful opportunities to learn, grow and fulfil their potential.
In this regard, the legacy of Allama Iqbal offers a powerful reminder of what knowledge and education can achieve. His life and ideas demonstrate how intellectual curiosity, learning and guidance can help individuals rise above limitations and make a lasting contribution to society.
We must therefore recognise and support our teachers, value their contribution and ensure that they have the resources and dignity they deserve. By strengthening our teachers and investing in education, we can create better opportunities for our children to thrive and grow and continue the spirit of learning and intellectual development that Allama Iqbal so profoundly represented.
