Abstract

Conclusion. Arabic poetry continues as a dynamic and responsive form for expressing cultural identity and shared consciousness. Through the combination of heritage and technology, it sustains the expression of creativity, inclusivity, and cross-cultural dialogue in the 21st-century world. The research points to the importance of interdisciplinary and online methodologies in maintaining the currency of Arabic poetry within the discourse of world cultures.

Keywords: Arabic poetry, modern Arab identity, cultural transformation, digital innovation, poetic resistance, globalization, interdisciplinary approach.

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