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The research tackles (the obliterated sities in Al-Jahli poetry and Holly Quran - orgins transformation and constant). It aims to investigate the Jahli heritage, for it represents a founding symbols for Arabic culture. The anthropological approach reveals that the heritage - within its myths and tales - is the means by which the social imagination manifests its founding symbols. These obliterated sites are represented by cities, temples, and palaces, where they were widely treated in Jahli myths and fables, moreover some of the obliterated are the main themes. This treatment and uses is not in Jahli culture only, but also in To rat and gospel. As they were treated in other religious books, Holly Quran, in its verses talks about the obliterated nations and the prophets stories. They had been revised according to religious criteria. The Holly Quran corrects the inherited concepts about past and relocates them in Islamic world vision - This leads us to examine the transformational manifestation, there fore the research studies, in special chapter, (Arm Dhat Al-Emad, Suluman Temple and Marib dam) for they represent architectural aspects, being cited in Jahli tales and Holly Quran. Since transformation and constant concept is used within knowledge domain as intellectual Dialectic, the research aims to cover its philosophical dimensions and shows the thinkers views on the interpretation the mechanism of transformation and its movements. The third chapter, the imaginative aesthic conscious, aims to tackle the aesthetical aspect of "obliterated sites, for their meaning go beyond their concrete aspect to reach their first being or what is being fixed in human memory, where such being in hance the absent aesthetic factors. Such view is clear in the Holly Quran short verses describing the beauty and august of these palaces and buildings, and also in poets praise poetry of sultans and kings buildings.
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