درج ذیل شعر کس کا ہے؟ یہ فیضانِ نظر تھایا کہ مکتب کی کرامت سکھائے کس نے اسماعیل کو آدابِ فرزندی

The profound couplet, "یہ فیضانِ نظر تھایا کہ مکتب کی کرامت سکھائے کس نے اسماعیل کو آدابِ فرزندی" (Yeh faizan-e-nazar tha ya ke maktab ki karamat sikhaye kis ne Ismail ko aadab-e-farzandi), is a celebrated verse by Allama Muhammad Iqbal. This couplet is from his famous poem "Walidain" (Parents) in "Baal-e-Jibril," where he reflects on the upbringing of children and the profound influence of parental guidance versus formal education. The reference to "Ismail" alludes to Prophet Ismail's exemplary obedience and respect for his father, Prophet Ibrahim, symbolizing ideal filial conduct. Iqbal often used historical and religious figures to convey deeper philosophical and ethical messages. Distractors like Josh Malihabadi, Faiz Ahmed Faiz, and Altaf Hussain Hali are prominent poets, but their poetic styles and thematic concerns, while significant, do not align with the distinct philosophical and allegorical depth characteristic of Iqbal's work, especially his use of Islamic history for moral lessons. This verse beautifully encapsulates Iqbal's emphasis on spiritual upbringing and character building.