In this seminal work, 'Sources of Pre-Islamic Poetry and Its Historical Value,' Dr. Nasser al-Din al-Assad undertakes a rigorous and groundbreaking examination of the origins and authenticity of pre-Islamic Arabic poetry. This scholarly study meticulously investigates the various sources through which this ancient poetic tradition has been preserved, critically assessing their reliability and historical veracity. Al-Assad's research challenges long-held assumptions, providing a fresh perspective on the methodology of validating early Arabic texts. The book's profound insights are crucial for scholars of Arabic literature, history, and linguistics, offering an indispensable resource for understanding the cultural and social fabric of the Arabian Peninsula before Islam and the enduring legacy of its poetic heritage. It highlights how these ancient verses serve as invaluable historical documents, shedding light on a pivotal era.