In Iqbal's poetry, the awareness of tradition is not limited to Urdu alone, but extends to the styles of Arabic, Persian and Hindi poetry. Where the brilliance of the above-mentioned diverse styles shines in Iqbal's other masterpiece poems, it shines fully in " Shikwa, Jawab-e-Shikwa " as well. From this point of view, this poem is not limited to a religious experience or a national feeling like Hali's hexagon, but is also a high example of poetic expression.

In " Shikwa, Jawab-e-Shikwa " attention can be paid to its metaphorical atmosphere in the poetry. Iqbal has created a unique illustration through Golestan and its related works to show the contemporary crisis of the Muslim Ummah.In Iqbal's desert illustrations, the hints that introduced his Hindi songs to Hijazi have also shown their reflection, and the narrative characters who belong to the desert of Arabia, but thanks to the passion of love, Persian and Urdu.