Seyrânî, who has not lost anything of his value in his lifetime and today in terms of his personality and works, has brought the problems of his age to the agenda through the most effective media tool of his period, poems. While criticizing the problems and those
who cause trouble, Seyrânî did not try to appear cute to the public and did not hesitate from the threats of the bureaucratic sector.
He criticized the sultan when appropriate, and the people when appropriate, with a literary style. Seyrânî, who does not target
individuals and institutions in his poems and only tries to draw attention to negative situations and practices, has never encouraged
the people to revolt. Known for his literary identity, Seyrânî is actually much more than that. Seyrânî’s sociological, psychological
and moral evaluations contain important determinations in terms of individual, society and state. Seyrânî is a unique personality in
identifying the first step of the series of problems and naming the first link of the solution chain. While criticizing the ulema class and
the bureaucratic sector, Seyrânî wanted to emphasize what the corruption in this group could lead to, rather than targeting individuals. He expressed in his poems how important the love, respect and cooperation that should exist in an ideal society are in terms of
individual and social happiness, welfare and peace.