This academic study by Aseel Mohammed Nasser delves into the intricate world of Udhri Ghazal poetry, a form of Arabic love poetry renowned for its chaste and platonic themes. The book meticulously analyzes the function of artistic symbolism, exploring how poets conveyed profound emotions through symbolic language. Nasser examines the structural formations, thematic dimensions, and stylistic levels of this symbolism, offering a comprehensive understanding of its aesthetic and cultural significance in classical Arabic literature. This work is essential for researchers and students interested in literary criticism, semiotics, and the rich heritage of Arabic poetry, providing deep insights into the sophisticated techniques of the genre.