Zinda Rood – زندہ رُود

Zinnda rood by justice Javed Iqbal is the biography of Allama Iqbal by his own son. I was astonished that how wonderfully Javed sir has pendown every finest details of the lifespan of own father. I chose this book as my last but not the least book for my review purpose because I want to know more about our leaders and after reading bang-e-dara by Iqbal I always wanted to know more about Iqbal and finally I found this. This is the complete telling of iqbal’s life, his childhood, his teenage, his adolescent, his marital life, his struggling and hardwork for the sake of PAKISTAN, and his death; eventually every phase of his life is narrated gracefully. Iqbal was the 4th child of his family and altogether they we’re 6 siblings, 2 brothers and 4 sisters. Iqbal treasures a great passion towards poetry from his childhood. The struggle was Pakistan was indeed worth reading, if it weren’t Iqbal then maybe we won’t be having Pakistan (not that we neglect Quaid’s hardwork and other leaders efforts).
This book comprises of 4 volume altogether in single binding and the best part of this book was that it have the pictures from different phases of iqbal’s life.