The text is copied in clear nesih through, in black ink for the main text, with red used for titles. The text is divided into two columns, except for titles and final beyitler, comprising 17 lines per page, without textboxes. There are occasional indications of water damage throughout.
A collection of poetry by the Ottoman Turkish poet Yusuf Nabi (died 1712 CE), including his Hayriyye (called Hayriname here) and Hayr-i Abad, followed by Mi’raciye-yi Sabit rahmet Allah aleyhi, the mi’raciye of Sabit Bosnevi. At the start of the manuscript are two different ownership seals, one belonging to Şâkir and dated 1009 AH (1600-01 CE), and the other attesting to this being the property of on Mehmet Sabit. The seal is repeated throughout the text. Graffiti can be found at the start and end of the text, and the work has a considerable number of marginal notes in prose and poetry throughout in a hand different from the copyist.
Copyist es-Seyyit Mehmet Sabit İbn-i Haci Hasan