Advice-letters, which has an important place in classical Turkish literature, played a role in theregulation of social life with the religious, mystical and moral advice they contain. Advice-letters, manyexamples of which have been written over the centuries, draw attention with their sincerity. The advicesshaped by the ideal human foresight of Islam combines with the life experience of the parents and arepresented to children as a life guide. One of the last period’s advice-letters written for children in classicalliterature belongs to Mehmed Nâzım Pasha. In the advice-letter titled Hikmet, Nâzım, which he addedto the third edition of his work called Muhataba, the poet addressed both his son Hikmet and hisgrandson Nâzım. The work was written in the form of Mesnevi; it consists of the titles "Morality","Science", "Word", "Homeland" and "Duty". In this article, these titles in the work published in 1328(1910/1911) were examined in terms of content and compared with the advices of the classical period.It is seen that Mehmed Nâzım Pasha generally included the advices in the classical period advice-lettersunder the titles of "Morality" and "Word". While what is meant by “science” in advice-letters is mostlyreligious science, Mehmed Nâzım Pasha also talked about the contributions of science to humanity. Thepoet, who did not stay away from the military and political problems of the Ottoman Empire, madeinnovations by adding the titles of "Homeland" and "Vazife" to his advice-letters. In these chapters, it isemphasized that the country's territory should be defended against the enemy and that the state officialsshould do their duties properly.