Allama Iqbal is the National Poet of Pakistan. His name is taken as a nationalist who has a limited vision within his ethno religious boundary but in fact he was deeply learned person having broad spectrum about Nationalism and Nationality along with its doctrine and philosophy. His Nationalism concept developed gradually in three steps. The article covers these three shades of his Nationalism ideology

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