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The article offers the author's insights on the third lecture focusing on the meaning of prayer and conception of God which is compiled in the book "The Reconstruction of Religious Though in Islam" by Muhammad Iqbal. Topics mentioned include the lectures on Islam philosophy and modernity, the importamt elements of Qur'anic conception of God, and the aim on the act of prayer on knowledge that resembles reflection.

The author discusses the concepts depicting the association between Islam and philosophy. He emphasizes the efforts of Muslim poet-philosopher Dr. Muhammad Iqbal in the reinterpretation of Islamic doctrines in a philosophical context. He outlines the criticisms of European and American philosophers about Islamic philosophy.