Wherever love has spread its mat, it has made the fakirs heirs to paradise.

This profound couplet speaks to the mysterious power of love (Ishq). Allama Iqbal suggests that wherever love sets its stage, it doesn't just create romance; it elevates the status of the true seeker—the Fakir. The 'Parvez' (glory/splendor) that the Fakirs inherit isn't material wealth, but rather the spiritual understanding and depth that comes from profound, transformative love. It suggests that the greatest rewards of life are reserved for the pure-hearted.