(1) Ibn Rashiqq (p. 302) simply calls it “a slender volume.” It has been issued many times, most recently by Maktabat al-Rushd, edited by Dr. ʿAbd al-Rahman al-Yahya, and is reproduced in Majmuʿ al-Fatawa 11:156–310. In manuscripts B and Q its notice is postponed until after “Amsal al-Qurʾan.” (2) Ibn Rashiqq (p. 294, al-Jamiʿ) lists it under the heading Qaidah fi Fadaʾil al-Qurʾan (A Principle on the Virtues of the Qurʾan). (3) Ibn Rashiqq (p. 294) records it as Qaidah fi Aqsaam al-Qurʾan (A Principle on the Divisions/Oaths of the Qurʾan). It appears in Majmuʿ al-Fatawa 13:314–328 under the title “Fasl fi … ” (Section on …). (4) Ibn Rashiqq (p. 294) mentions it as Qaidah fi Amsal al-Qurʾan (A Principle on the Parables of the Qurʾan). (5) Ibn Rashiqq (p. 295) also cites this work. It was published, edited by Shaykh ʿAbd al-Samad Sharaf al-Din, by al-Dar al-Qayyima (India, 1368 AH) under the title al-Radd ʿala al-Mantiquyyin (Refutation of the Logicians)—the correct title, since it is written on the cover of the manuscript read to the author and bears his hand in several places. The work is also known as Nasiha Ahl al-Iman fi al-Radd ʿala Mantiq al-Qurʾan. Al-Suyuti produced an abridgment, printed in Majmuʿ al-Fatawa 9:82–254.