Routines, manners, customs, personalities, and life experiences of individuals are generally referred to as biography, but the study of the biography of Hazrat Muhammad (P.B.U.H.) is known as "Seerat Nigari.". In Saraiki prose, "Seerat Nigari" started in the 1970s. The early articles appeared in the monthly "Siraiki Adab" published from Multan. Dilshad kalanchvi is the first prose writer who laid the foundation of Seerat Nigari in Siraiki prose. Dr. Mahar Abdul Haq, Sidique Shakir, Faqeer Muhammad Shafi Ahmadani, Fida-e-Athar, Dr. Sajjad Haider Pervez, Musart Kalanchvi, Mehboob Tabish, Irshad-ul-Asar Jaffri, and Hafeez Tahir Ghotia are the Siraiki prose writers who wrote valuable books about Seerat and attempted to highlight the untouched aspects of Hazrat Muhammad’s (P.B.U.H.) life and personality. This is the precise chronological aspect of Siraiki Seerat Nigari, but it is comparable to other regional languages in Pakistan in terms of both quality and quantity.