Khudmukhtaari
Self-rule, autonomy; independence in governing oneself.
Literally: self-determination, being one's own master
Khudmukhtaari is self-determination — the freedom to be the author of one's own choices. Iqbal sets great store by this autonomy of will: the realised self acts from its own resolve, not driven by others or by a fatalism that denies its agency. He treats the loss of self-determination, whether through political subjection or inward surrender, as the deepest defeat a person or people can suffer.
Khudmukhtaari in Iqbal’s couplets
Khuda bande se khud pooche, bata teri raza kya hai
Hue kis darja faqeehan-e-haram be-taufeeq
Khulte hain ghulamon par asrar-e-shahanshahi
Ya to khud aashkar ho ya mujhe aashkar kar
Rasta bhi dhund khizr ka sauda bhi chhod de
Ki fitrat khud-ba-khud karti hai laale ki hina-bandi
Aazaadi
Freedom, liberty, or independence.
Hurriyat
Liberty, freedom, the condition of being free.
Istiqlaal
Steadfastness, firmness, resolute constancy; also independence.
Khudi
Selfhood; the self, the ego — in the philosophical, not the vain, sense.
Iradat
The will of God, by which He decrees all that comes to pass.
Be-niyaazi
Indifference and freedom from need, the proud heart's serene aloofness from want or supplication.