One of the 9th-century historians was Fasih Khafi (died after 849 A.H.). His work is Mujmal -e Fasihi, a general history from the beginning of the world to the author's time. The author has quoted many poems in this work, and the present article has examined these poems in a descriptive-analytical manner; sometimes these poems are useful for correcting the author's historical errors Also, several poems from the poets who wrote the work have been quoted that are not found in their poetic divans and other edited works. There are also a few examples of poetry that are found in printed works, but Fasih has recorded them under the names of others. Ferdowsi, his poems and the poems that others composed for him, and especially the satire attributed to Ferdowsi, have a significant volume in the aforementioned history. A search of indexed texts in databases (such as Noorlib) shows that some of the poems that Fasih quoted in his history had not appeared in other sources before him. Since the authors do not have access to all the manuscripts of these poets, it is not possible to give a definitive opinion about the correctness of their attribution to the poets, and therefore one must be cautious about the actual composer of these poems.Findings: It is not possible to give a definitive opinion about the composers of all the poems of Mujam al-Fasih for the following reasons. published.