Taher Jamal Nadwi is a prominent historian and author known for his extensive work on the history and heritage of the Rohingya people and the region of Arakan (now Rakhine State) in Myanmar. His writings focus on documenting the rich cultural, social, and historical aspects of the Rohingya community, offering invaluable insights into their identity, struggles, and contributions over the centuries. Through his works, Nadwi has aimed to preserve the Rohingya heritage, emphasizing historical context that spans pre-colonial, colonial, and modern eras, addressing periods of peaceful coexistence as well as conflict and displacement.

His books shed light on the challenges faced by the Rohingya community, including displacement, statelessness, and marginalization. Nadwi's meticulous research has provided a significant narrative to the understanding of Rohingya history, which is often overlooked or misrepresented in mainstream discourses. As a respected voice for the Rohingya, Nadwi continues to contribute to the documentation and preservation of Rohingya history, striving to bring global awareness to the community’s experiences and aspirations.