"Maqamat Al-Hariri" is a collection of 50 short stories written by the Arab poet and writer Al-Hariri in the 11th century. The work is notable for its intricate language and rich use of Arabic rhetoric, showcasing the author's mastery of prose and poetry. Each story features a clever protagonist, often a trickster, who navigates various social situations and encounters. The stories are set in Baghdad and highlight themes of wit, morality, and social commentary. "Maqamat Al-Hariri" has been influential in Arabic literature, inspiring many writers and scholars, and is considered a classic of Arabic literary heritage.