Isaar
Self-sacrifice, preferring others over oneself; altruistic giving.
Literally: selfless giving, preferring others to oneself
Isaar is self-sacrificing generosity — putting another's need above one's own. Iqbal honours it as the warm, outward face of a strong self: true selfhood is not selfishness but overflows in giving, spending itself for others without counting the cost. He treats the readiness to prefer others as a mark of moral wealth, the social fruit of a self secure in itself.
Qurbani
The ritual animal sacrifice offered on Eid-ul-Azha in commemoration of Abraham.
Sakhawat
Generosity and liberality; open-handed giving, the mark of a noble lord.
Qurbaani
Sacrifice; the offering of oneself for the beloved.
Muruwwat
Manliness expressed as kindness, courtesy, and considerate humanity toward others.
Fida
Devoted to the point of sacrifice, ready to give one's life; utterly smitten and self-offering.