Literature and Thought Tours in the City of Al-Aqqad

These pages tour; with Al-Aqqad the poet, the writer, and the critic, Al-Aqqad discussed in poetry, in literature, and in criticism. It presented Al-Aqqad's poetic nature, his collections, and his writings that revolved around poetry and poets: "The Poetic Language," "Fragments of Societies Between Language and Literature," and his beloved poet: "Ibn Rumi and His Life from His Poetry," "Abu Nuwas Al-Hasan bin Hani," and the love poet "Omar bin Abi Rabi'a," and "Jamil Buthayna," his special appreciation for the poet of the Nile, Hafiz Ibrahim, and his memories with him, and what he wrote about ambiguity and clarity in poetic styles, and the uniqueness of Arabic poetry art in the languages of the world, the features of modern poetry, Arabic poetry and modern Western schools, the direction of modern Arabic poetry, Al-Aqqad's theory of poetry, Al-Aqqad and the Diwan school and its implications, and its impact on poetry, then what he wrote about the great poet William Shakespeare. In these pages, there is broad enjoyment; we hope the reader will enjoy it as he follows these monuments in the cities of Al-Aqqad.