Iqbal

[ ik-bahl ]

noun

1. Muhammad, 1873–1938, Pakistani poet.

Iqbal

/ ˈɪkbal /

noun

1. IqbalSir Muhammad18751938MIndianWRITING: poetPHILOSOPHY: philosopherPOLITICS: political leader Sir Muhammad (mʊˈhæməd). 1875–1938, Indian Muslim poet, philosopher, and political leader, who advocated the establishment of separate nations for Indian Hindus and Muslims and is generally regarded as the originator of Pakistan

Example Sentences

On that front, Iqbal, Silbaugh and Ishak share a rare slice of common ground.

From Time

In a perverse way, Iqbal says, a state-wide tobacco ban would be easier to swallow, because it would at least be consistent.

From Time

Iqbal had initially hoped to attend the Inauguration again in person.

From Washington Post

Iqbal suggests there are two key drivers that gyms are up against.

From Fortune

After the minimum required time, they divorced and Iqbal moved to the United Kingdom.

From The Daily Beast

“India is our home, the flag means everything,” Iqbal, who is also a member of the Indian army, added to The Guardian.

From The Daily Beast

On Sept. 5, Saad Al-Hilli, 50, his wife, Iqbal, 47, and her mother, Suhaila Al-Allaf, 74, were found dead in their idling BMW.

From The Daily Beast

The defense established that Rana communicated with Major Iqbal, but not any Lashkar masterminds.

From The Daily Beast

Iqbal also asked Headley to look into purchasing espionage equipment in the United States, evidence shows.

From The Daily Beast