If he were a 'Majzoob'-e-Farangi in this age, 'Iqbal' would make him understand the station of greatness.

This couplet is a profound commentary on cultural identity and intellectual stature. Allama Iqbal suggests that if a person, heavily influenced by Western culture ('Farangi'), were present in our time, he would guide him to understand the true magnitude and dignity—the 'Maqam-e-Kibriya'—that lies within our own heritage. It's a call to remember self-respect and cultural depth, rather than merely imitating foreign trends.