Ibn ul Arabi, Jalal ud Deen Rumi and Muhammad Iqbal have taken their thought models from
Quran, the great holy book for humanity at large. They belong to that distinguished civilization which has
helped human beings creating pious societies for their living. This civilization is known for its anti-idols
approach. Above mentioned thinkers were practicing Muslims and of course staunch followers of the
messenger of God Muhammad (PBUH). For them God is the fountain of all the creations alone. Iqbal
wrote in one of his Persian long poems: Rumi, the spiritual guide, with an enlightened heart, is the leader
of the caravan of love and spiritual ecstasy. These three thinkers believe in unity of God in Islamic sense
of the concept. Their approaches have nothing to do with Western pantheism or the concept of HALOOL
in Vedanta culture.