This insightful study by Dr. Hala Mo'een Al-Khafaji delves into the rich and often overlooked world of women's poetry during the Abbasid era. The book meticulously examines the social, cultural, and personal motivations that compelled women to compose verse. It analyzes how themes of love, loss, pride, and social critique were articulated through their unique poetic voices, offering a fresh perspective on a pivotal period in Arabic literature and shedding light on the female experience within a patriarchal society. This work is essential for understanding the literary contributions and inner lives of women in classical Arab civilization.