Dr. Abd Al-Hadi Al-Shawi embarks on a profound academic exploration into the enduring influence of Bedouin traditions on Abbasid-era poetry. This study meticulously examines how poets of a highly urbanized and sophisticated caliphate continued to draw upon the themes, imagery, and ethos of pre-Islamic desert life. The book analyzes the nostalgic longing for the simplicity and values of the Bedouin past, revealing a complex cultural dialogue between nomadic heritage and the new imperial identity, and how this trend shaped the poetic landscape of the time.