Sir Mohammed Iqbal – Axios Press

Sir Mohammed Iqbal

1875 – 1938

Pakistani

Poet. He supported the creation of a separate Muslim state on the Indian sub-continent, which eventually emerged as Pakistan.

Contemporaries

1918–2005	Zhao Ziyang
1924–1988	Muhammad Zia ul-Haq
1893–1976	Mao Zedong
1895–1976	Lin Yu-tang
1923–2015	Lee Kuan Yew
1866–1925	Sun Yixian
1884–1943	Isoroku Yamamoto
1904–1997	Deng Xiaoping
1856–1930	Sir Joseph Ward
1862–1902	Vivekananda
1889–1970	Jessie Street
1816–1885	Ram Singh
1891–1962	Hu Shih
1848–1934	Kate Sheppard
1877–1936	Ettie Rout
1883–1959	Kitaoji Rosanjin
1879–1950	Maharishi Ramana
1836–1886	Ramakrishna
1888–1975	Sir Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
1887–1945	Vidkun Quisling
1873–1929	Liang Qichao
1914–1991	Jiang Qing
1926–1998	Pol Pot
1900–1990	Vijaya Pandit
1861–1931	Motilal Nehru
1889–1964	Jawaharlal Nehru
1879–1949	Sarojini Naidu
1852–1912	Mutsuhito
1925–1970	Yukio Mishima
1917–1989	Ferdinand Marcos
1904–1986	Ding Ling
1848–1920	Louisa Lawson
1911–1990	Le Duc Tho
1910–1998	Akira Kurosawa
1895–1986	Jiddu Krishnamurti
1877–1957	Aga Khan III
1888–1960	Toyohiko Kagawa
1904–2005	Ba Jin
1876–1948	Muhammad Ali Jinnah
1887–1975	Jiang Jièshí
1864–1917	Elsie Inglis
1893–1981	Fusaye Ichikawa
1919–2008	Sir Edmund Hillary
Born 1935	Dalai Lama
1912–2013	Vo Nguyen Giap
1909–1959	Errol Flynn
1898–1975	Zhou Enlai
1888–1927	Li Dazhao
1886–1976	Zhu De
1911–1984	Douglas Cooper
1892–1969	Ho Chi-Minh
1916–1991	Paul Brickhill
1897–c. 1945	Subhas Bose
1922–1999	Neville Bonner
1915–1995	A. J. Birch
1895–1982	Vinoba Bhave
1916–2000	Sirimavo Bandaranaike
1933–2009	Cory Aquino
1905–2004	Mulk Raj Anand
1893–1956	Bhimrao Ambedkar
Born 1933	Akihito