70th Anniversary of Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between Pakistan and Turkey
IQBAL & RUMI
(Pakistan & Iran)
Pakistan and Turkey issued joint souvenir sheet on their 70th Anniversary of Establishment of Diplomatic Relations on the occasion of 140th Birth Anniversary of Allama Iqbal.
Pakistani Issue
Date of Issue: November 9, 2017
Size of souvenir sheet: 120.00 x 100.00 mm
Size of stamps (printed in SS): 32.30 x 44.50 mm
Denomination: Rs. 20/-
Printing Process: Litho Offset
Quantity: 1,00,000
Designer: Adil Salahuddin
Turkish Issue
Date of Issue: November 9, 2017
Size of souvenir sheet: 80.00 x 90.00 mm
Denomination: 2 x 3,70 TL
Quantity: 1,00,000
Printing Process: Digital
Graphic Design: Kamil Mersin
Printing House: PTT Printing House
IQBAL & RUMI
(Pakistan & Iran)
Rumi was the Persian mystic poet of Thirteenth Century. He is
called Rumi because of his native place, Konya (Inconium) in Asia Minor
which was then known as Rum. He was born in C.E. 1207 and died in 1273.
Iqbal acknowledges Rumi as his guide without reservation. No thinker
except Rumi has acquired the title of the Pir (guide) from Iqbal. He has
whole heartedly paid him tribute and respect nearly in all his books.
This tribute arouses much curiosity when it is paid by Iqbal, an eminent
poet-philosopher with numinous vision and outstanding scholarship.
The most important factor which impressed Iqbal to acknowledge
Rumi as his guide was Rumi’s interpretation of the Quran and his
profound love for the Holy Book and the Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him).
Pakistan and Iran issued two commemorative postage stamps on Iqbal and Rumi as a Joint Issue.
Date of Issue: April 21, 1997 October 01, 1997
Size of Stamps: 38.34 x 28.50 mm
Size of print: 38.34 x 28.50 mm
Denomination: Rs. 3/- each Rials 200/- each
Format: Vertical Vertical
Quantity: 5,00,000 each design
Designer: Javed-ud-Din
Printer: Pakistan Security Printing Corporation
First Day Cover, issued by Pakistan Post
First Day Cover, issued by Iran Post
A philatelic cover of the Joint Issue on Iqbal & Rumi
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