Despite his lack of literary production and his lack of interest in publishing his poems, the poet Ismail Sabri left a clear imprint in our literary and poetic heritage thanks to his kind and very passionate poems. His poems reflected the style of the literary "revival and resurrection" school, which was one of its great pioneers. His hair was easy to pronounce, carrying a lot of verbal music, and his senior singers sang him. The strange thing is that Sabri was working in the judiciary and graduated in it until he reached the position of the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Justice (justice), which is a serious and exhausting work that is difficult for a person to produce delicate hair, but his talent had another opinion. Critic Mohamed Mandour gives us in this book interesting lectures separated in the life of the Sheikh of poets Ismail Sabri and reveals different aspects of his creativity and influence in the world of Arab poetry.

محمد عبد الحميد موسى مندور (1907 - 1965 م), ناقد أدبي وكاتب مصري متنوع, ولغوي. درس في كلية الحقوق وكلية الآداب بالجامعة المصرية في العشرينات, حيث برع في دراسته وتفوق في مجال الأدب العربي واللغة العربية. عاش مندور فترة حافلة بالمعارك السياسية والاجتماعية, وشهد انخراطه في الحركات الطلابية ضد الاستعمار الإنجليزي والحكومة المصرية. درس في الخارج, حيث استمر في تأليف الكتب والمقالات النقدية, وشارك في الصحافة والتدريس الجامعي. يُعتبر مندور واحدًا من رواد التفكير والنقد الأدبي في مصر, وترك تأثيرًا كبيرًا في مجال الأدب واللغة.