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This issue includes a diverse selection of poems from poets across the UAE, the Gulf, and the Arab world, featured in the sections "Rivers of Amazement" and "Bustan Al-Hirah."
The "On the Table" section delves into the theme of symbolism and clarity in Nabati poetry, focusing on the interaction between the poet’s culture and the recipient’s awareness.
In "Ink of Pioneers," the magazine explores the experience and career of the late Emirati poet Salem bin Humaid Al Suwaidi, known for his poetry about the sea, longing, and travel.
The "Gone Years" section presents a collection of poems that document various landscapes of the Arabian Peninsula, with a particular focus on valleys as a poetic motif.
"Windows of the Self" explores the themes and poetic style of Qatari poet Fida Al-Hail, also known as Al-Shawq Tayr.
The "Luminous Treasures" section highlights the emotional sweetness and musicality in the poetry of the late Emirati poet Abdullah bin Dhiban.
"Thresholds of Beauty" examines specific Nabati poetic techniques such as the millennium poem and the poem without dots.
The "Nabati Shores" section explores the poetic experience and style of the late Omani poet Hamad Al Kharousi.
In the "Orbits" section, the magazine studies the artistic forms of Yemeni Tihami folk poetry.
The "Spaces" section addresses the theme of autumn in Nabati folk poetry and its literary implications.
The "Descriptions" section examines the traditional lyrical style known as "Fajri" in the Arabian Gulf region.
Finally, the "Publications and Illuminations" section presents the book The Bird in Emirati Folk Poetry by Emirati writer and researcher Fahad Al Maamari.
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