And Al-Tarabshan: He is, despite being the peer of Sayyid Wad Al-Tarabshan, originally from Al-Manasir. He came to Al-Hamadab at an early time and worked in agriculture. He came to Al-Hamadab with some of the khalawi from Al-Duwayshab, and they settled in the Al-Manasir region. Then Al-Tarabshan, with the khalawi, moved to him, which was an indication of the end of the houses of Quranic knowledge in Al-Hamadab. The generations of Al-Tarabshan came after him and spread many tales and superstitions about their knowledge of the Quran. The reason for his presence in Al-Hamadab was that he worked as a tutor for the son of the Sheikh of Al-Hamadab or the Sheikh of Al-Manasir. He married a woman from Al-Manasir and had a number of offspring, including the poet Ahmed Wad Al-Tarabshan, who possesses much satirical poetry. Due to his intense enmity with Sayyid Wad Al-Tarabshan, it sometimes reached the point where he directly attacked him in his poetry. The number in these families increased, and they became known as the Al-Tarabshan family. And from Al-Tarabshan's poetry, which tells a true story that happened to him with one of them, some are described as shameless, and it is said of them: "Sit down, you are not worthy." "Look at the creation." Also among the poets of the region is Zainab Muhammad Mukhtar, from Jazirat Uli, in Al-Hamadab, who passed away in the 1930s of the last century. Among them is also the poet Muhammad Taha Wad Jedda, who has love poetry and is known for some romantic tales that appeared in his poetry and which he spoke about in his poems. Among them are the poet Wad Ali Wa Qayhullaha and the poet Ibrahim Wad Bishara.

Satirical Poetry: By this, we mean poetry that is based on mockery, satire, and criticism of people with a sharp tongue, and poetry that depicts certain situations in a humorous and comical manner. This is very common among the poets of Al-Hamadab. It will be presented here in the form of examples, and we will mention the story and occasion of the verses, as well as provide an explanation of some of its vocabulary and meanings if necessary.

Jamal Bint Makaser: She is the poet Jamal Ali Bint, who is alive and now about eighty years old. She is married to Mr. Muhammad Ahmed Al-Hassan Saad Ahmed, an unofficial judge of the region. She lives in Al-Hamadab West, in Saqiyat Wad Num. Some of her family are known for being people of the Quran. She has roots in the Al-Quttayn area in Al-Hamadab East. She is known for her boldness and clarity, and she is known as a strong woman psychologically and has a position among her people. She has nine children, five sons and four daughters. Among the other female poets from Al-Hamadab, we have not published their translations. As for the contemporary poets, they include Ahmed Muhammad Al-Hassan Al-Tahir (Al-Hamadabi), born in 1957 in the village of - 102 -Shara and Wakila Bi 200". Al-Mahjoub: Also among the poets of the region is Zainab Muhammad Mukhtar, from Jazirat Uli in Al-Hamadab, who passed away in the 1930s of the last century. "The poet's dogs attacked him and his poetry in the house, and he entered without his knowledge." Tales of superstitions that appeared in his poetry and which he spoke about in his poems. Among them are the poet Wad Ali Wa Qayhullaha and the poet Ibrahim Wad Bishara."

Satirical Poetry: By this, we mean poetry that is based on mockery, satire, and criticism of people with a sharp tongue, and poetry that depicts certain situations in a humorous and comical manner. This is very common among the poets of Al-Hamadab. It will be presented here in the form of examples, and we will mention the story and occasion of the verses, as well as provide an explanation of some of its vocabulary and meanings if necessary. Satirical poetry that condemns poetry, and condemns mockery, satire, and criticism of people with a sharp tongue, and condemns certain situations in a humorous and comical manner. This is very common among the poets of Al-Hamadab. It will be presented here in the form of examples, mentioning the story and occasion of the verses, as well as providing an explanation of some of its vocabulary and meanings if necessary.

Jamal Bint Makaser: She is the poet Jamal Ali Bint, who is alive and now about eighty years old. She is married to Mr. Muhammad Ahmed Al-Hassan Saad Ahmed, an unofficial judge of the region. She lives in Al-Hamadab West, in Saqiyat Wad Num. Some of her family are known for being people of the Quran. She has roots in the Al-Quttayn area in Al-Hamadab East. She is known for her boldness and clarity, and she is known as a strong woman psychologically and has a position among her people. She has nine children, five sons and four daughters. Among the other female poets from Al-Hamadab, we have not published their translations. As for the contemporary poets, they include Ahmed Muhammad Al-Hassan Al-Tahir (Al-Hamadabi), born in 1957 in the village of And he also said: I have traveled and I am from Al-Hamadab, so I have been embraced. Victims of my home. I rode Al-Hashimi. And I understood Al-Bashi. My attack is my attack.

- 102 -Barqa: A region in Al-Manasir