Seyyed Sharif Horufi (8th-9th centuries AH) was a prominent poet and mystic of the Horufi order. Despite leaving behind a considerable body of work, he has received scant attention in primary sources of Persian literary history. This research, employing a descriptive - analytical method and based on library studies, examines two manuscripts of his Divan (collected poems). The first manuscript (No . FY152 , Istanbul University Library), which is complete and meticulously corrected with a transcription date of 1124 AH, is considered an authoritative source. It contains 156 ghazals, 28 qasidas, 19 quatrains, 2 tarji'-bands, 1 tarkib-band, 1 musammat, and 1 pieces . Given its volume and diversity of poetic forms, it constitutes a significant resource for researching this poet's work. The second manuscript (No . FY130 , Istanbul University Library), which has lost its initial pages and lacks a date, shows substantial content differences compared to the first. It shares only two qasidas with the complete version and lacks quatrains and tarkib-bands. However, it contains 99 additional ghazals and 4 extra pieces not present in the first manuscript. These quantitative and qualitative differences make the second manuscript an important source for comparative studies and investigating the evolution of Seyyed Sharif's poetry.