أ.د.يحيى محمد خاطر2024-12-112024-12-11https://dspace.academy.edu.ly/handle/123456789/844The poet who is sparing in his poetic output, who may have only composed one or two poems during his life. - The poet who has certain orientations that kept him away from fame, these orientations may be religious, political or social; such as being an ascetic, a Sufi or a heretic, or one who calls for debauchery. The focus of this study is to try to do them justice and highlight theAbstract This study deals with a specific category of poets from the Umayyad and Abbasid eras, this category is the category of obscure poets If you were asked who do you mean by the obscure poet here? I would say: It is customary to use this term and apply it in the field of literature to: - The poet who was rejected by the ruler, so the critics and narrators of his era stayed away from him, such as the vagabond poets, for example. - The poet who is far from the court of the caliphs, perhaps for geographical reasons. - The poet who is far from the men of his era and those who influence people's livartistic features in their poetry, which we often see as less than those of the famous people who were their contemporaries.