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There are about 40 known Yunus Emre Divans. Sometimes new ones are added to these manuscripts. However, there are also manuscripts whose existence has not been studied for a long time. The Cairo manuscript is one of them. In this article, brief information will be given about the Cairo manuscript of Yunus Emre's Divan. The poem with “şimden girü" redif in the manuscript will be transferred and a grammatical structure will be emphasized. The poem with redif "from now on giru" in the Cairo manuscript is found on pages 7a-b of the manuscript. This poem is not in the Fatih manuscript, According to Tatcı (1990: 291), this poem is in the Nuruosmaniye manuscript. In the text we have examined, the structure “-sA gerek şimden girü” is used twice in the first couplet and once in the other couplets, a total of 10 times. When these couplets are looked at, it is clearly seen that the structure of “-sA gerek şimden girü” adds modality meanings to the couplets (for detailed information and comparison, see Aslan Demir, 2008; Torun, 2013; Gencer Kamacı, 2020; Dinar, 2020). The modal meanings of possibility in the first line of the first couplet, desire in the second line, request in the second couplet, inference in the third couplet, necessity in In his publication, Gülsevin mentioned that the “-sA gerek” structure, contrary to popular belief, indicates more future tenses and has a meaning of necessity as a modality.the fourth and fifth couplets, strong necessity in the sixth and seventh couplets, necessity in the eighth couplet and imperative in the last couplet have been determined. According to our determinations, the structure göre “-sA gerek şimden girü” is under the verb modality as a compound modality marker, in the obligation modal; expresses necessity, necessity, and strong necessity. In dynamic mode, it reports a request.Also, in an example, in the information modality under the propositional modality; inference has been found.