Ibn Husam Khusafi is one of the prominent poets of the ninth century AH. Several manuscripts of his Diwan are preserved in various libraries in Iran. It has been edited three times so far: by Gholamhossein Shokoohi in 1967, by Tahereh Khoshhal Dastjerdi in 1985, and by Ahmad Ahmadi Birjandi and Mohammad Taghi Salek in 1987. Manuscript no. 6115 of the National Library is an important but little-known copy of his Diwan that has not been used in any of these editions. This manuscript was probably written in the eleventh century AH. Despite its gaps, it contains poems and verses that do not appear in the existing editions of Ibn Husam Khusafi’s Diwan. In this paper, after introducing the manuscript, two poems, considered newly discovered works of Ibn Husam Khusafi, are published and edited for the first time based on this copy. These two ghazals, consisting of 16 couplets in total, are significant because they reflect Ibn Husam Khusafi’s religious beliefs.