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Muhammad Maghout was credited as the father of the Arabic free verse poetry, liberating the Arabic poems from the traditional form and revolutionizing the structure of the poem.
He wrote for theater, TV and cinema. Maghout's work combined satire with descriptions of social misery and malaise, ulol what he viewed as an ethical decline among rulers in the region. Some of his themes included the problems of injustice and totalitarian governments. He co-operated with Syrian actors Dureid Lahham and Nihad Qal'i to produce some of the region's most popular and acclaimed theatrical works, such as "Kasak ya Watan" (Toast to the homeland) and "Ghorbeh" (Estrangement).
Kasak ya Watan" (Toast to the homeland) and "Ghorbeh" (Estrangement