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Abstract

This article delves into the rich tradition of autobiography in Urdu literature, examining its evolution, notable works, and cultural significance. Urdu literature has a long-standing tradition of self-narratives, where authors articulate their personal experiences, struggles, and triumphs, contributing to a larger discourse on identity, history, and society. The article explores how autobiographies in Urdu literature reflect the socio-political context of the times, the role of writers as both participants and commentators in history, and the artistic expression embedded in these works. Additionally, the study highlights key autobiographies that have shaped the genre, offering insights into the lives of prominent figures in Urdu literary history.