his study aimed at collecting the utmost of women elegy in the Arabic poetry in Oman. The study covered the period from Al Nabhani to Al Busaidi reigns. The study adopted the integrative approach which linked between various approaches. The approach focused on reading the minute details and features in order to reach the ultimate symbol. The study is comprised of an introduction, two chapters, and a conclusion. The introduction dealt with the topic, its sources and methodology. The first chapter was about the concept of elegy in Arabic and Omani literature. This was achieved through three subtopics; elegy by ancient and modern poets, women elegy in Omani poem and finally a comparative study of women elegy in both Arabic and Omani literature. The second chapter focused on the artistic aspect of elegy poem and studied its linguistic and semantic characteristics. The chapter was divided into three topics; lexical level, symbolic level, rhythmic level. [2] Based on the results of the thesis, the researcher presented some recommendations for the sake of artistic and scholar benefit and enriching the Omani Literature hand in hand with other researchers who took a similar line in their studies. The most important of the recommendations is to conduct further studies that touch upon the topic of women elegy in Omani poetry due to the rarity of poems lamenting mothers and wives, and the nonexistence of those that lament sisters and daughters; this is an indication that customs influenced poets so they could not show their sorrow and sense of missing publicly. Hopefully, the present study would be a starting point to other studies to deal with the same topic. It has shed light on the principles of this genre to pave the way for those who are interested in studying the Omani literature to give it a new perspective.