This research aims to identify the contributions of Saudi poets in inculcating the
values of the contemporary Arab-Islamic civilization, through the visions that they
presented in their poetry, and the civilizational values they spread in them that
participated in building a contemporary Arab-Islamic civilized entity. The research
took from the poetic texts the book “Contemporary Poets of Najd” by Abdullah bin
Idris as a model. What prompted me to adopt the texts of this book is that it is a
pioneering book in Saudi poetry and its intellectual and artistic trends. The number of
poets in it exceeded twenty, whose poetic texts varied, which included their
aspirations for the civilized building of the Islamic nation in the modern era, as well
as because these poets represent the most prominent pioneers of Saudi poetry in the
last century, who represented with their poetry the Saudi poetic achievement that
accompanied the establishment of the Saudi state and its civilizational development,
as well as the liberation and independence movements of many modern Arab and
Islamic countries, and that the poets and their poetic texts are among the pioneers of
Saudi literature. The research has benefited from the critical cultural approach, which
is concerned with the search for cultural patterns in literary studies. The research
concluded with a set of life values and visions called for by Saudi poets to build the
future of the Arab-Islamic civilization in the modern era.