A blend of the ancient cultural heritage with our contemporary vision, where the reader wonders: What is happening in the Kingdom of Dilmun? That ancient kingdom that the poet Ali Al-Sharqawi recovers from ancient times and from the depths of history, to resurrect it to spread the civilization of ancient man in the face of the prevailing civilization of the era with values ​​based on machinery and technology. The Dilmun civilization is a civilization of agriculture, production, work and struggle. Rather, it is a civilization of love, religious tolerance and freedom of belief, as Barbaros says:
Our worship, O my just Lord, means that love remains
The universal is the difference between one and the other in Earth time
Our worship is to give the abundance of Dilmunian love to its neighbourhood
Whoever gives love, love will come to him
Of higher spirits and lower spirits
Are love, freedom, and rejection of corruption among the characteristics of Dilmun civilization? How were these ancient people guided to this rich source of humanitarian attitudes?
This is what the poet is trying to express in simplicity: to reformulate our civilization once again, to recover the authentic values ​​of the past, and to sanctify human freedom in every choice he desires. Eternal civilizations do not know oppression or tyranny.