Iqbal Rind was born on January 1, 1966, in the village of Lāṇḍhi, located in Kot Ghulam Muhammad, District Mirpurkhas, Sindh. His childhood was shaped in an intellectually and politically aware environment, as his father, Muhammad Juman Rind, was known as a primary school teacher and a national activist.

Iqbal Rind achieved notable academic success. He earned a Master’s degree in Sindhi literature and a Bachelor of Laws (LLB). His educational background laid a strong foundation for his intellectual depth and literary devotion.

In 1990, Iqbal Rind stepped into the world of poetry. He established a distinct identity among the poets of his generation in the genres of ghazal and wai. His poetry reflects thoughtful expression, deep emotion, and a unique modern tone. He has published two poetry collections:

• Khushbooi Ji Tanhai (Fragrance of Solitude) – 2005
• Mun Ke Ghazal Mein Rakh (Keep Me in the Ghazal) – 2019

In his poetry, Iqbal Rind presents modern themes, inner emotions, and social consciousness with artistic mastery, earning him a distinguished place in contemporary Sindhi poetry.

Alongside his literary pursuits, Iqbal Rind is also active in the legal profession. He is currently practicing law in Kot Ghulam Muhammad and Mirpurkhas. His professional experience and legal insight have made him a socially connected and respected figure.

Iqbal Rind is a multifaceted creative personality who has established his recognition equally in literature, education, and professional responsibilities. His poetry, fresh style, and intellectual engagement serve as a source of learning for the younger generation. His contributions hold a memorable place in the history of Sindhi literature.