The subject of this study is the introduction and examination of the handwritten manuscript magazine located in the Süleymaniye Library, Nafiz Pasha No. 1514. The study consists of 3 parts. In the first part, the characteristics and presentation of the magazine; In the second part, the poems of the poets of the Ottoman Literature Field in the magazine will be examined in tables. In Chapter 3, an evaluation will be made under the title of conclusion. In the magazine, which is examined and studied in 3 different chapters, it is used Arabic, Persian and Turkish languages for religious and literary scholia, short notes, dictionary excerpts and word explanations, fatwas, poems in various verse forms and types, short notes about some poems in the magazine, letters, and small stories that can be described as parables.There is also a table that can be qualified as a table of contents on the dorsal page of the magazine. Based on this table, we will evaluate these titles as chapters and introduce the journal. Based on the information on this page, the Mecmû’a came out of the autograph of the 17th century Mevlevi poet Fasîh Ahmed. However, not all texts in the magazine belong to Fasih. In the second part, the poems of the poets of the Ottoman Literature Field, their verse form, prosody, relativeness records and Turkish poems whose author cannot be determined or not will be examined. In the third chapter, it will be tried to interpret the information in the first parts and to make a definition about the magazine.

Classical Turkish literature of the Ottoman field, mecmua, poetry, 17th century Ottoman literature, resource of classical Turkish literature.