Question No 1: What did Allama Muhammad Iqbal view as the ultimate aim of education?
Answer: The development of individual personality.
Question No 2: What criticism did Iqbal have regarding modern Western education?
Answer: He saw it as a conspiracy against religion, humanity, and benevolence.
Question No 3: How did Iqbal emphasize the importance of individuality and self-respect in his educational philosophy?
Answer: By opposing the doctrine of "Pantheism" and stressing the retention of one's precious self.
Question No 4: What kind of curriculum did Iqbal advocate for?
Answer: One based on activity and "Learning by doing."
Question No 5: What teaching method did Iqbal prefer over the conventional approach?
Answer: "Learning by doing," which involves practical engagement and activity.
Question No 6: How did Iqbal differentiate his views on women's education from thinkers like Plato?
Answer: He believed women's education should prepare them for their assigned duties in society.
