📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways:
- Abdul Hameed, the Pakistani ambassador in Japan's capital Tokyo, while addressing the academic session organized regarding Allama Muhammad I.
- In the meeting held on November 9, Pakistani and Japanese intellectuals expressed their views on Iqbal's concept of man, spirituality, human.
- Professor Ziaul Hasan of Osaka University shed light on the relationship between Iqbal's thought and the material world, while Professor Suy.
Abdul Hameed, the Pakistani ambassador in Japan's capital Tokyo, while addressing the academic session organized regarding Allama Muhammad Iqbal, shed light on the significance of Iqbal's thought in the era of artificial intelligence.
In the meeting held on November 9, Pakistani and Japanese intellectuals expressed their views on Iqbal's concept of man, spirituality, human values and academic and literary heritage, while Professor Kataoka Hiroji, who won a medal of distinction, discussed Iqbal's philanthropy.
Professor Ziaul Hasan of Osaka University shed light on the relationship between Iqbal's thought and the material world, while Professor Suyamane of the same university described Iqbal's literary background regarding the historical evolution of Urdu in Punjab.
This award is in recognition of his diplomatic efforts to promote friendship, mutual trust and cooperation between the two countries.
Professor Amir Khan of Tokyo University of Foreign Studies discussed spirituality in Iqbal's words and Professor Mamiya Kensaku discussed various aspects of Iqbal's academic personality.
