Ghazi Imam Rokn Al-Din Da'didar Qomi, the bilingual and poet laureate, lived in Qom during the late 6th and early 7the century Hejra. This wise shi'ism scholar is to a great extend influenced by the Arabic culture and poetry. Among his valuable compositions, Divan being compiled at the request of the ruler of his time Azo'din Yahya can be referred to. The Divan is replete with Persian and Arabic poetry. This bilingual poet is so great at composing Arabic poems that the large part of his Divan is devoted to the Arabic verses. Imitation being a distinct feature manifested in this literary work in a way that he has composed the Arabic and Persian verses by employing the poetic styles of the poets of Iraq and other Arabic and Persian pioneers; Notwithstanding due to the brevity of his verses they fall short of innovation and creativity.