This scholarly work by Nizar Frak Ali Al-Hassani delves into the intricate art of storytelling within the poetry of pre-Islamic Arabia. It meticulously examines the narrative structures, character portrayals, and performative elements found in poems commemorating the 'Ayyam al-Arab' (Days of the Arabs). The study explores how poets functioned as historians and storytellers, shaping collective memory and cultural identity through their epic verses, revealing the sophisticated techniques used to convey complex narratives of conflict, heroism, and tribal life before the advent of Islam. It is an essential resource for scholars of Arabic literature.