the meanings and benefits of the Quran, and drawing from it remarkable insights and profound meanings. His eloquence, powerful expression, and extensive presentation of evidence and narratives made his listeners wish he would never stop. Anyone who met him, studied under him, and engaged him in scholarly discussion recognized his scholarly stature, as did anyone who read his writings and legal opinions.

Sixth: His Writings

He, may Allah Most High have mercy on him, devoted great attention to writing, contributing to many branches of learning. He wrote on monotheism, Quranic exegesis, jurisprudence, hadith, foundational principles, etiquette, and other subjects. Most of his works have been published, with only a few remaining unpublished. The following is a list of these works:

1 - Evidence, Decisive Proofs, and Demonstrations Refuting the Principles of the Atheists.
2 - Guidance to Understanding Religious Rulings.
3 - The Triumph of Truth.
4 - The Delight of Righteous Hearts and the Comfort of Virtuous Eyes: A Commentary on Jawāmi‘ al-Akhyār.
5 - Commentary and Unveiling: Annotations on the Verse Composition on the Rules of Grammatical Inflection.
6 - An Elucidation of al-Kāfiyah al-Shāfiyah.
7 - Clarification and Explanation of the Tree of Faith.
8 - Subtle Observations on the Lofty Topics Contained in al-Wāsitiyyah.
9 - Vindicating the Religion, Its Bearers, and Its Scholars against al-Qasīmī’s Fabrications in His al-Aghlāl (The Shackles).
10 - The Generous, Merciful Lord’s Facilitation of the Interpretation of the Bestower’s Words.
11 - The Gentle Bestower’s Facilitation of a Concise Commentary on the Quran.
12 - A Combined Presentation of al-Insāf and Ibn ‘Abd al-Qawī’s Verse Composition.
13 - Jihad in the Cause of Allah; or, The Duty of Muslims and What Allah Has Enjoined upon Them in His Book regarding Their Religion and Social Organization.