As AI edges towards consciousness, the institution of a strong authorized framework turns into important. This paper advocates for a framework impressed by Allama Muhammad Iqbal’s “Khudi”, which prioritizes moral self-realization and social duty over Friedrich Nietzsche’s self-centric “Will to Energy”. We suggest that acutely aware AI, reflecting Iqbal’s moral development, ought to exhibit behaviors aligned with social duty and, subsequently, be ready for authorized recognition. This method not solely integrates Iqbal’s philosophical insights into the authorized standing of AI but additionally presents a novel perspective that extends past conventional jurisprudence. Moreover, we underscore the worth of poetry and literature in shaping the conceptualization of AI consciousness and argue that these sources enrich authorized and technological discourse, guaranteeing AI growth is in concord with societal and moral requirements.