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Allama Iqbal who also known as "father of Pakistan's ideology" explained ideology of pakistan many times in his speeches.
1.He firmly believed on separation of muslims of sub-continent & said:
"I am fully convinced the muslims of india will ultimately have to establish a separate homeland as they can't live with Hindusn in united india."
2.He declared:
"India is the continent of different religions, languages & professionsto base a constitution of home genius. if therefore demanded a separate foundation of consolidated muslim state in the best interest of muslims of india &islam."
3.At annual Muslim league meeting 1930, he said:
"It should be acknowledge that the sub-continent is inhabitated by the people, speaking different languages having different religions & culture."
4.He further said:
"I would like to see Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan & N.W.F.P unite into a single state formation of consolidated as west muslim state that appears to be the final destiny of muslim."
5. In Allahabad address,he said:
"I have been a stownch advocate of putting an end to the religious & prejudicies discrimination from the country but now i believe that protection of separate national identity is in the best interest of the both hindus & muslims."
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