Javaher-ul- Khial, is an anthology that with regard to involving quatrains of about four hundred poets, is accounted as one of worthy resources for studying quatrains. The compilation has been gathered by Saleh-Razavi a poet of 11th century. With an enthusiasm he has arranged it in 21 sections, on a thematic order, each one including a few chapters. Then in the second half (that is, at the end of the sections), the same quatrains in addition to a several other quatrains have been compiled on the order of the rhyme letters in accordance to the alphabetical letters. In this anthology, composers are divided into three categories: first category, the reputable composers having many other relics other than quatrains, who are fully well known; Second category, the composers whose names have been referred to in official notes, but lacking a poetical work, but with a scattered poetries; and the third category are those, whose names have not been mentioned in the notes, and normally they had other jobs, said poetry as a hobby. This compilation is a treasury of these great men whose names they would not have been mentioned in anywhere else. The present article includes relics from the third category.