Legend of fine literature

The legend of high literature is a book by the Iraqi social researcher Dr. Ali Al-Wardi. The first legitimate edition of the book was published in Baghdad in 1957, and then the second edition was published in London in 1994. The book is a collection of articles written by Dr. Ali Al-Wardi in response to articles by Dr. Abdul Razaq Mohiuddin, a professor of Arabic literature. The book discusses literature, poetry, some grammatical rules with critique, in addition to critique of royal literature, and considers poets praising the sultans as beggars... Al-Wardi dedicated this book "to those writers who address the people of the golden ages with their literature, hoping that the book will motivate them to pay a little more attention to the people of this era in which they live, and to speak to them in a language they understand. The age of gold has gone, and people have replaced it with iron!"