Abstract
Muhammad Iqbal (1877-1938) was a prolific writer who authored many works
covering various fields and genres such aspoetry, philosophy, and mysticism. He
expressed his ideas in many forms and this paper, using his works, especially The
Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam, deals with the question of time and
history in his thought, particularly how he distinguished ‘the past’ from ‘the present’
and ‘the future,’ and how he constructed their interrelationships
