The evening was moderated by the media personality Hager Shaheen, who presented her segments in a solid dialogue style, moving smoothly between the participants, while a number of poets and poetesses participated in it, who presented samples of Nabati poetry linked to the national and social heritage.
Poet Aliyan Al-Adwan, President of the Jordanian Writers and Authors Union, presented a group of Nabati poems that evoked words of pride in the homeland and the Hashemite leadership, loyalty to the Jordanian land alongside images of the heritage linked to moments of pride and dignity in the national memory.
Poetess Majida Kalib presented poems of an emotional nature, dominated by poetic images and the expression of feelings, while poet Saleh Al-Jaafra presented national and prideful poems inspired by the heritage of the Jordanian Badia and its authenticity.
At the end of the evening, the Arab House Cultural Forum and the Jordanian Writers and Authors Union honored the participants: Al-Adwan, Al-Jaafra, Kalib, and Shaheen, in appreciation of their participation and their role in the success of the event.
The evening emphasized the importance of Nabati poetry in preserving the Jordanian popular memory as a form of oral expression that has been passed down through generations, and carried in its texts images of history, heritage, and social and national values, thereby enhancing the presence of cultural heritage in the collective consciousness and supporting efforts to preserve and transmit it to future generations.
