Because of the importance of the theory of modern pilgrims in the extrapolation of our Arab heritage; I considered studying the mechanisms of application to one of our ancient literary arts, the art of spelling, and chose the satire of Jarir in an attempt to monitor how to convince the recipient and influence the rest of the poets, and study the potential sources of persuasion provided by the language in this Art, and the extent of the poet's exploitation of these energies according to his arguments to prove his opinion, and defend his ideas, in various subjects. This study is based on the selection of poetic evidence in Jarir Al-Hagai's poetry, which serves diversity and comprehensiveness, analyzing these evidence and devising the methods it employs to convince the recipient and attempting to analyze these techniques and linking them to the poet's awareness and environment. The first of which was the study of persuasive language mechanisms in the poetry of Jarir Al-Haji, and the second was the study of persuasive rhetorical mechanisms in Jarir Al-Hagai's poetry. The conclusion included the most important findings of the study.