Allama Iqbal’s earliest Persian poetry book was titled:

Allama Iqbal published Asrar-e-Khudi as his first book in Persian aiming to inspire self-realization among Muslims. The word “titled” is a past participle used to indicate the official name of a work. Alternatives include “named” “called” or “known as.” The book’s theme focuses on developing one’s inner strength and understanding one’s purpose. Writing it in Persian allowed Iqbal to reach a wider intellectual audience across the Islamic world. This title became an important step in his career as a philosopher-poet.