A book in which its author (the Dean), in his unique speech to his audience of readers, revealed his theory of doubt and his approach to research... saying eloquently: "The first thing I will surprise you with in this hadith is that I doubted the value of pre-Islamic poetry and persisted in doubting, or say, doubt persisted in me. So I started researching, thinking, reading, and contemplating, until all of this came to me with something that was not certain, for it was closer than certainty. This is because the absolute abundance of what we call pre-Islamic poetry is not pre-Islamic in any way, but rather it is impersonated and fabricated after the emergence of Islam. It is Islamic and represents the lives of Muslims, their inclinations, and their desires. More than it represents the life of the pre-Islamic people. I have no doubt that very little of the authentic pre-Islamic poetry remains does not represent anything and does not indicate anything, and it should not be relied upon to extract the correct literary image of this pre-Islamic era. I appreciate the dangerous consequences of this theory, but I do not hesitate to prove it And broadcast it! This is the vision of the author of the book, which invites you to read seriously and consciously so that you can ultimately take a position on it. It does not necessarily require support or opposition as much as it requires sufficient understanding and awareness of the dimensions of this issue.