Meaning
Spiritual union with the Truth, the lover-seeker's communion with God.
Literally: union with the Real
How Iqbal uses it
Iqbal reframes union not as the self's disappearance into God but as an intimate nearness in which the self remains and is glorified.
See it in the verse
Wisal-e-Haqq in Iqbal’s couplets
Ho halqa-e-yaaran to bresham ki tarah narm
Razm-e-haq-o-baatil ho to faulad hai momin
Razm-e-haq-o-baatil ho to faulad hai momin
Among friends, the man of faith is soft as silk; in the battle of truth against falsehood, he is steel.
Courage · Selfhood · Justice
Aaeen-e-jawan-mardan haq-goi-o-be-baaki
Allah ke sheron ko aati nahin rubaahi
Allah ke sheron ko aati nahin rubaahi
The code of the brave is to speak the truth and to be fearless — the lions of God do not know the ways of the fox.
Courage · Justice · Selfhood