The poetry of Aws ibn Hajar is filled with the news, days, and stances of his people, revealing the poet's deep experience with his environment and society. It also showcases the wisdom born from suffering in an era defined by traditions and customs, often marked by tribalism and ignorance.

Furthermore, his diwan reflects the general characteristics of pre-Islamic poetry, such as its robustness, tight structure, excellent craftsmanship, and the powerful impact of its words. It also contains masterful narration, stories, and descriptions that demonstrate authenticity, sobriety, and a departure from triviality and vulgarity. Depending on its purpose, the poetry is not devoid of gentleness and simplicity, especially in elegies and love poems.

In this context, this diwan (Diwan Aws ibn Hajar) holds significant heritage value and offers literary windows into the past. It plays a crucial role in uncovering the roots of the Arab identity on one hand, and the elements of the Arabic language in its natural setting—a vital axis in the vast Islamic culture—on the other.

• Author: Omar Al-Tabbaa
• Publisher: Dar Al-Arqam - Beirut
• Edition Number: 1
• Number of Pages: 125
• Number of Parts: 1
• Binding Type: Paperback
• Paper Type: White
• Printing Colors: Single Color