Mecmûa-i Mirâciye-Naat (Koyunoğlu 13669- Text-analysis-MESTAP classification)

Mecmûa are works in which selected texts are brought together in our manuscript culture. These texts may be of the same genre or subject, or they may have brought together texts from different subjects, genres and even disciplines. The compiler of the mecmûas is mostly unknown, but there are also very regular mecmûas with a certain compiler. The mecmûas in which the poems were compiled are particularly important for our literary history. In the library catalogs, the poetry mecmûas are usually recorded under the names of "mecmûa-i eş'ar/ mecmû'atü'l- eş'ar". In such compilations, unrecorded poets can be identified or new texts and works can be discovered. In addition, poetry collections also provide us important insights into the literary texts, works and acclaimed poets that circulated in Ottoman culture. In order to contribute to mecmûa studies Mecmûa-i Mirâciye, registered in Konya Koyunoğlu City Museum and Library under the number 13669, was determined as the subject of this study. There are 39 folios in the Mecmûa, but the compiler and date of compilation are unknown. Poems in religious genres (mirâciye/na't) were collected in the Mecmûa. In this respect, in Mecmûa, which can be considered as two sections, mirâciyes in the first part and a famous na't-ı şerifes tahmis' are recorded that belongs to Dede Ömer Rûşenî, among in the na't-ı şerifs that written to the prophet Mohammad in the second part. In this study, first of all, Mecmûa-i Mirâciye is examined in terms of its subject, content and other features. Then, the poems between 1b-35a in the Mecmûa were identified from the published works of the poets and scientific publications (thesis, article, etc.) and transferred comparatively. Keywords: Classical Turkish Poetry, The Prophet Mohammad (pbuh), Mecmûa-i Mirâciye