led a movement of poets of the aristocracy opposed to the folksy muwashshah and fanatical about eloquent poetry and orthodox Classical Arabic.[1] He outlined his ideas in his book at-Tawabi' waz-Zawabi' (), a fictional story about a journey through the world of the Jinn.[1][2] Ibn Hazm, in his analysis of in The Ring of the Dove, is considered a member of this school, though his poetry is of a lower grade.[1] The collapse of the caliphate and the beginning of the Taifa period, did not have a negative impact on poetic production.[1] In fact, poetry in al-Andalus reached its apex at this time.[1]