One of the most valuable works of the contemporary era is the Divan Ahmad Shavqi (Shoghati). His songwriter, written in traditional and linguistic style, Shiva, has useful content from past and contemporary Egypt in the political and social issues of that era. Shoqi has composed his court with a 264-bit verse titled "Qubar al-Hawadath fi Wadi Al-Neil" on the marshy sepals (Falatan Major Falatan) and in the form of correct verses and rhymes (moving characters between the two letters of residence) The elements of this verse are descriptions, stories, religions and epics. In this verse, the history of the land of Egypt dates from the storm of Noah to the Napoleonic wars in Egypt and The end of his empire is depicted. A poet in this quest attempted to draw important events and dynasties formed before and after Islam in the land of Egypt in a manner of news and fiction. In this dissertation, which is analytical-descriptive, The author deals with the translation and explanation of the abyte and brings out his literary and artistic effects. This research shows that Shouqi, in the light of this verse, familiarized the Egyptian people with the background of that land. And on the other hand, the sense of patriotism and arrogance has excited them. The research also suggests that the poet has created an intriguing linguistic mix through history teaching.