The Call of the Marching Bell — Iqbal's first Urdu collection, spanning his nature poems, taranas, Shikwa and Jawab-e-Shikwa.

Gabriel's Wing — philosophical odes, quatrains and ghazals, including Masjid-e-Qurtaba and Saqi Nama.

The Rod of Moses — Iqbal's critique of the modern age, arranged by theme.

The Gift of Hijaz — Iqbal's final, posthumously published Urdu poems and quatrains.

The Secrets of the Self — Iqbal's first Persian philosophical masnavi on Khudi.

The Mysteries of Selflessness — the sequel to Asrar-e-Khudi on the community.

Message of the East — Iqbal's answer to Goethe's West-östlicher Divan.

Persian Psalms — ghazals of the spirit, including the Gulshan-e-Raz-e-Jadid.

The Book of Eternity — Iqbal's Persian Divine Comedy, addressed to his son Javed.

What Should Then Be Done? — an address to the nations of the East.

The Gift of Hijaz (Persian) — Iqbal's last Persian poems, written in the year of his death.