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The present Book 'Theistic philosophy of Tagore and Iqbal: A Comparative Study' is comprised of seven chapters. The first chapter 'Introduction', is prefatory in nature. It just introduces the main writings.The second chapter, 'The Development of Hindu Philosophy of God' brings out the development of the concept of God from Vedas and Upanishads and Bhagavad-Gita.The Third Chapter, 'The Development of Islamic Philosophy of God', provides an elaborate account of the Quranic concept of God. Secondly, it brings out the views of Mutazalites, and Asharites on God .It also features the views of Ghazzali and Ibn arabi, Sheikh Ahmad Sirhindi etc. The Fourth chapter, 'Theistic Philosophy of Tagore' provides a summary of Tagore's sources of thought such as Vaisnavism, Buddhism, Brahmo-Samaj etc. The fifth Chapter, 'The theistic philosophy of Iqbal' brings out an account of Iqbal's philosophy of God. God's fundamental attributes. such as Knowledge, Omnipotence, etc brought out by Iqbal. The Sixth chapter, 'Comparison between Tagore's and that of Iqbal Theism.The seven chapter, gives summary of Critical arguments against the theistic philosophy in general. The problem of evil has been outline
Rabindranath Tagore was multi faceted genius -poet, novelist, short story writer, playwright, composer, philosopher, educator and painter. Tagore is considered as an Indo-Anglain writer although he wrote only one poem in English "The Child". All his other original Bengali version "Gitanjali" his poems, short stories and plays were written in his mother tongue, Bengali. Most of his works were translated by the poet himself into English. Tagore's poetic genius blossomed when he was barely seven yrs old having lived to a ripe old 80 years. Tagore was involved in creative writing for seven decades. Tagore born at Joransanko house 6, Dwarkanath Tagore lane, Calcutta. He was the 14th child of Devendranath Tagore and Sarda Devi. Tagore originally belonged to the pirali class of Brahmin originally hailing from Jessore, the family settled in Calcutta. Rabindranath Tagore magnum opus is 'Gitanjali' which won him the Nobel Prize for literature in 1913. It is a sequence of 103 lyrics translated from "song offering" by the poet to the Supreme Being. Tagore's poetry is a combination of lyricism, love for man, nature and picturesquences put together. His poems are characterized by spontaneous overflow of powerful feeling and are hauntingly melodious. Visva bharti was considered to blend the best of the oriental and western cultures. Tagore's poetry in his essence transfiguration, interpretation are personal reflection of reality which calls forth a response from the sensitiveness of everyone
This volume conveys that Indian philosophy has intricate and complex metaphysical and epistemological theories as other philosophies and that these disciplines – epistemology and metaphysics – are an essential part of Indian philosophy.
INTRODUCTION I The basic spnngs of Indian philosophy are the - Vedas and Upanishads. Similarly the main line of the Muslim thought lies in the Quran. These scriptures, by virtue of their nature admit the possibility of varied interpretations. And at times, their statements seem conflicting. That is why we have many schools of thought both in Indian and Muslim philosophy which are directly or indirectly based on these scriptures. Contemporary Indian philosophers have tried to be j.ntegral and synthetic in what they comprehend as the principles of ancient systems and add their own thoughts on them. The ancient Indian philosophy is ascetic, that is, it lays much emphasis on the renunciation of the world. But the contemporary Indian thinkers who discard many accepted principles which they think to be untrue, have positive attitude towards the world and they conceive the world as real and as spiritual. They discard ascetism and they also believe that the service of the world and the humanity is the best for salvation. So the contemporary Indian thinkers try to interpret some of the ancient Indian ideas derived definitely from the ancient holy books like the Upanishads, Gita, Quran etc. Quran, in the case of Muhammad Iqbal,
On Aurobindo Ghose, 1872-1950 and Sir Muhammad Iqbal, 1877-1938, Indian philosophers.