Honestly speaking, human feelings and observations primarily have no particular religion or sect, but presenting their expression from a certain point of view shows the effects of a specific thought or ideology, which has by and large influenced different genres of art and literature. Urdu poetry reflects respect and love for humanity. Peace and unity among all religions based on this, they not only extol the love for humanity of each other's religious dignitaries in their poetry but also use it as an example. In this regard, an extensive study of Urdu poetry shows that it is largely free from religious hatred. Apart from Muslims, Hindu and Sikh poets have a distinguished place among the prominent Urdu poets. The Hindu and Sikh poets who transcended religion and made Islamic subjects their topic in a fascinating way and proved that devotion to the truth is no one's legacy. In their verses, through Hamd (praise of Allah) and Naat). Praise of Holy Prophet) they propagated their love for humanity which is exemplary. Non-Muslim poets have also narrated the epics of the bravery and valor of Hazrat Ali (AS). The citation of Hussain's (AS) eternal victory in their poetry blows up the passion for standing with truth despite odds.