Mecmuas that have a place in our literature in the sense of verse, prose or verse-prose mixed notebooks, which are generally not known by the author/writer, created according to the taste of the compiler, contain works of different names in different genres or are shaped around a single genre/form; With the rich content they offer, they are works that are an important source for many fields such as literature, history of literature, history, sociology, history of religions, folklore. In magazines that are frequently encountered in manuscript libraries and that make important contributions to the history of literature, especially poetry magazines, sometimes the poems of poets who are not in the records, and sometimes the unknown poems of known poets are encountered. In addition, these works; while reflecting the taste and preference of the compiler, to the taste of the period; which verse forms, verse types, prosody patterns, rhyme structure are in demand, the interaction of poets with each other, issues related to the lives of poets, etc. sheds light. Records on non-literary subjects found in mecmuas, for example; prayers, talismans, notes on occult sciences, official records, etc. written on blank pages. It contains information about different sciences. The journal that constitutes the subject of this study is a 14-leaf mecmua located in the Süleymaniye Library İzmirli İsmail Hakkı Collection, number 3493. The work is in a cardboard volume; In general, it consists of legible, various lines, verse and prose texts. With this study; It is aimed to contribute to the studies in this field by introducing the work with its shape and content features.

Classical Turkish Literature, mecmua (Compilation), poetry, prose.