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The first thing I will surprise you with is that I doubted the value of pre-Islamic poetry and I persisted in doubt, or rather, doubt persisted in me, so I began to search, think, read and ponder, until all of this led me to something that, if not certainty, is close to certainty. This is because the absolute majority of what we call pre-Islamic poetry has nothing to do with pre-Islamic poetry, but rather is fabricated and invented after the advent of Islam. It is Islamic and represents the lives of Muslims, their inclinations and their desires more than it represents the lives of the pre-Islamic people. I have almost no doubt that what remains of authentic pre-Islamic poetry is very little, represents nothing and indicates nothing, and should not be relied upon to extract the correct literary images of this pre-Islamic era. Chapters of the book Time intervals 00:00:00 Introduction 00:00:08 To His Excellency the State Book One 00:01:06 Introduction 00:18:34 Research Methodology 00:25:50 The mirror of pre-Islamic life must be sought in the Qur’an, not in pre-Islamic poetry 00:42:40 Pre-Islamic poetry and language 00:54:11 Pre-Islamic poetry and dialects Book Two: Reasons for plagiarism of poetry 1:14:59 Plagiarism is not limited to the Arabs 1:23:41 Politics and plagiarism of poetry 2:05:38 Religion and plagiarism of poetry 2:44:19 Stories and plagiarism of poetry 3:12:13 Shu’ubiyyah and plagiarism of poetry 3:32:19 Narrators and plagiarism of poetry Book Three: Poetry and poets 3:44:11 Stories and history 3:56:27 Imru’ al-Qais - Ubayd - Alqamah 4:36:47 Amr ibn Qami’ah - Muhalhil - Jalila 4:54:01 Amr ibn Kulthum - Al-Harith ibn Halza 5:09:59 Tarafa ibn al-Abd - Al-Mutalammis You can download the book in PDF format through the following link: https://dbree.org/v/6563bd