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Al-Qamar
ISSN (Online): 2664-4398
ISSN (Print): 2664-438X
Al-Qamar, Volume 9, Issue 2 (April-June 2026)
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Seerat of Holy Prophet from a Non-Muslim Perspective: An
Analytical Study of Surjit Singh Lamba’s Qur’an-e-Natiq
Uzma Nawaz
M Phil Scholar, Department of Islamic Studies, The Women
University Multan
Dr Sumera Safdar
Lecturer, Department of Islamic Studies, The Women University
Multan.
Rehana Noreen
Doctoral Candidate, The Women University Multan
Abstract
The writing of *Seerah* (the biography of the Prophet) is a noble art
in which the various facets of the Holy Prophet’s (PBUH) blessed
life are chronicled with love, devotion, realism, and impartiality.
While Muslim biographers have elevated the art of *Seerah* writing
to its zenith—driven by their profound love for the Prophet
(PBUH)—non-Muslim biographers have also examined his noble
persona through their own unique perspectives. A prominent figure
among them Surjit Singh Lamba despite being a non-Muslim, he
has—with remarkable impartiality—presented the Prophet (PBUH)
as a great leader, placing him on a par with his own religious mentor,
Baba Nanak Sahib.
Lamba Sahib’s magnificent book, *Quran-e-Natiq* (The Speaking
Quran), is a work in which he has articulated his emotions with
profound impact, presenting the *Seerah* (life story) of the Prophet
(PBUH) with deep love and devotion. Every word of the book bears
witness to his heartfelt attachment, respect, and reverence.
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