The book is a corpus that collects 26 works of Ali Şir Nevai. Nevai was started to be written by Dervish Muhammed Taki in 1495 while he was alive and was completed after 1501. The book was printed as a facsimile from the original manuscript in the Ottoman Topkapı Palace. The most valuable part of the book is its completely handcrafted cover. The book cover is completely handcrafted from leather and gilded. It is a great piece for the collection. Written in Chagatai Turkish and Persian. It weighs about 5000 grams. It will be sent by special courier using FEdex, TNT, GLS. Ali Shir Navai was born in 1441 in Herat (in what is now northwestern Afghanistan). During Ali Şir Nevai's lifetime, Herat was under the rule of the Timurid State and Herat was one of the most important cultural and intellectual centers of this state. Ali Şir Nevai's family was from the Çağatay dynasty, and Ali Şir Nevai held the title of "emir" (mir as Persian) as a high-ranking class in the Timurid State. The importance of Ali Şir Nevâî in gaining the identity of Chagatai (Chagatay Turkish) as a classical written language in the fifteenth century is known. Before Nevâî and in the age of Nevâî, there are few artists who wrote in Turkish in the Timurid state.