Abdul Karim Samar was an active member of Tehreek-e-Pakistan and a strong advocate of Islamic literature. He was deeply influenced by Allama Iqbal's thought and Islamic ideology. He highlighted Islamic thought in both genres of poetry and prose after the establishment of Pakistan. In his poetry we find the ideological basis of Islam as well as the message of living our lives according to the principles taught by Islam by taking advantage of the blessed life of the Holy Prophet. In his poetry, movement and action are found in the subject of hope and expansion. He used his creative talents to create constructive literature after his affiliation with the Islamic Literature Movement. We find a clear expression of this in his poetry collection Loh-o-qlam, Shakh-e-Sidra and in Shair-o-Ilham.