Istanbul University Rare Works Library registered at the number 'T 5755' poem mecmua (Transcripted text-review)

Among the various works in manuscript libraries and personal libraries, mecmua texts have an important place. The word mecmua comes from the Arabic root "cem" and means "an object gathered together". There are some concepts that have a similar meaning to mecmua. These are called "conk, sefîne, kırkambar, keşkül, külliyât". In the literary sense, mecmuas can be called works that bring together texts from different poets. Although there are many different classifications made on journals, any journal with a literary quality can be the subject of literature, regardless of verse-prose, form, or genre. The poetry journal registered at Istanbul University Rare Works Library under the number "NEKTY 5755" is a 35-leaf journal that contains poetry and partly prose related to literature, including classical Turkish literature such as ghazal, stanza, verse, couplet, and folk literature verse forms such as türkü, şarkı, koşma, mani, semâî. The editor of the magazine, which was compiled in the 19th century, is unknown. The magazine, which contains classical and folk literature products, contains a lot of historical and religious information in its prose texts, as well as being literary. After the journal was transcribed into today's letters, it was determined which centuries and to whom the poems in it belonged. The poems that had been studied before were compared with those in the journal and their differences were revealed. These differences were indicated in the footnotes. The fact that many poems were not in the studies made the journal important and thanks to this, many poems were presented to the benefit of the literary world and literature lovers.