Syed Sulaiman Nadvi (RA) In the Indian subcontinent, Syed Sulaiman Nadvi (RA) was a leading figure in the study of Seerah (the biography of the Prophet), history, and Arabic literature, who gained worldwide recognition through his research and works. He was born in 1884 in the village of Disna, Bihar, British India. After studying at the world-famous Nadwatul Ulama, he taught Arabic there for many years, showcasing his profound intellectual talent. He was also the associate editor of An-Nadwa, an Arabic magazine. Throughout his career, he worked as a teacher and editor, while also authoring numerous timeless books. He delivered world-renowned lectures on Seerah, among which his speech Khutubate Madaraj became particularly famous. Some of his notable works include Seerat-un-Nabi (Jummah), Seerat-e-Aisha, Ardul Qur'an, and Khayyām. Everything he wrote has become essential reading, shaping the study of Seerah and Islamic history. His major works have earned him immortality in the intellectual world. His historical manuscripts transcend academic definitions and touch the hearts of readers profoundly.