Jahiliyyah Poetry refers to the body of poetry produced in the pre-Islamic Arabian Peninsula, known as the Jahiliyyah period, which means "the age of ignorance." This poetry often celebrated themes such as bravery, love, and tribal pride, reflecting the values and social structures of the time. Poets were highly respected figures, and their works were recited at gatherings and festivals. The poetry of this era is characterized by its rich imagery and eloquent language, often employing metaphors and similes. Notable poets from this period include Imru' al-Qais and Antarah ibn Shaddad, whose verses have been preserved and studied for their artistic and cultural significance in Arabic literature.