زبورِ عجم

Zabur-e-Ajam ("The Persian Psalms", 1927) is Muhammad Iqbal's book of Persian ghazals, in which the old language of love and longing is turned to the call for selfhood, action and a new world. It is followed by two mathnavis: Gulshan-e-Raz-e-Jadid, a modern answer to Shabistari's Gulshan-e-Raz, and Bandagi-Nama, the "Book of Servitude", which ends with a section on the arts of the enslaved and on the making of free men.

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