There are many literary works that are the source of our classical literature. One of them is undoubtedly anthology journals written in verse or prose. Although magazines reflect the literary taste of the author and the period in which they were written, they are important because they contain the poems of poets who do not have a divan, or poems of poets that are not in the crew councils or published divans of the poets who have a divan, and provide benefits to literary history researchers in many respects. In this study, after brief discussion about the magazines, general information about Mecmû'a-i Eş'âr and Fevâ'id, which is the subject of our research, will be given, then we will introduce the poetries of Bosnian Alaaddin Sabit, an important figure in our XVII. century literature, which is not included in his printed/ published divan, but recorded in the poetry magazines named Mecmû’a-i Eş’âr and Fevâid in the National Library with number 06 Mil Yz A 54.