Hislet, who lived in the late 19th century and early 20th century in Turkestan, is a multi-faceted personality. Besides being a poet, he was also mentioned in several sources as a thinker, translator, anthology writer, editor and calligrapher. He came to the fore with his poetry as well as simplification and translation works in his era, and he produced anthology works with Sidqi Handeyliki, one of the important poets and thinkers of Turkestan. He is one of the poets who were not appreciated while he lived. Hislet, who lost his fame after the Jadidism movement which emerged in the 20th century, dedicated himself to carpentry and construction works, and chose live like that in the rest of his life. Hislet, whose poems have been composed and his anthologies were liked, is also known with his translations of tales and stories he collected from Arab and Fars literature for children. These collected works were then gathered in a journal. It was reported that Hislet, who was an active personality, also worked on publishing works. In this article, we will discuss Hislet, one of the poets of the recent Chagatai-Uzbet literature, and his work titled Armugan-i Hislet. Primarily, we will provide information about the life of Hislet, introduce his work and will discuss language properties of his work.