The poem entitled Shikwa Jawab e Shikwa in Urdu is a collection of poems written by the famous poet, Muhammad Iqbal. Iqbal was a writer, philosopher, and poet in the Urdu language. His poetry included ghazals, quatrains, tajwid, and other forms of poetry. He is considered by many scholars and poets to be one of the most prominent and popular Urdu poets of all time.

His poems are very beautiful, but they are also very sad and complainative. His poems thus reflect the pain and hardships that the Muslims and the world have suffered and are continuing to suffer.

The poems in this collection are divided into two parts. The first part is called Shikwa. In this part, Iqbal expresses his feelings and thoughts about the fact that God has not kept his promise to protect the Muslims from the loss of their fortunes and lives. Iqbal says in this part that God has not kept his promise, and it is the Muslims who have turned away from the Path.

The second part of the collection is called Jawab-e-Shikwa. In this part, Iqbal expresses his feelings about the fact that God has not broken his promise, and he is thus thankful to God for the fact that he is still alive.