Iqbal's Nojwan is a Muslim leader and a Mujahid. That Mujahid is fully equipped with the fourteen qualities of a leader that are written in the Verses of Quran Sharif in Surah-e-Bakara. Following verses of Iqbal will explain better what those qualities are:

"You are not for the earth, you are not for the heaven,
The universe is for you: you are not for the universe.
(...)
A raised look, a fascinating word, a burning soul:
This is the baggage of a leader of the caravan."

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At another place Iqbal says:

'While in the assembly of friends the mu'min is soft like silk, in a battle between Truth and Untruth he is hard as steel."

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The same idea is expressed differently in the following verse:

"Cross the deserts and mountains like high flood, When you come across a garden then take the form of a singing brook."

He indicates that every muslim nojwan has the destiny of ther nation by this verse:

Mojahid, with a courage, always be optimistic. Iqbal expresses this in this way:

About shaheed Mojahid, Iqbal says

These are some more qualities of Mojahid in Iqbal verses: