This academic study by Prof. Dr. Thair Samir Al-Shammari provides a comprehensive analysis of the phenomenon of protest in Abbasid poetry. It delves into the historical and social contexts that fueled dissent, examining how poets utilized their craft to critique political authority, social injustices, and moral decay. The book explores the diverse themes of protest, from direct political opposition to subtle social commentary, and analyzes the rhetorical strategies and poetic devices employed by these courageous voices. It serves as an essential resource for understanding the complex relationship between literature and power during one of the most dynamic periods in Islamic history.