Through his art, Zaani aimed to deliver the problems, worries, and sufferings of the people. His use of a mixture of written and informal dialect in his poems was a mirror of that. He claimed that these type of poems were commonly used in France, and were one of the main factors that lead to the French Revolution in 1789.[1] For that reason, he gained the title of the "poet of the people", "son of the country", "Arab Voltaire", and "Molière of the East".[2]