(1) Ibn Rashiq (p. 301) reports that it comprises “about twenty folios.” (2) The other manuscripts read: “al-Mazalim” (Grievances). (3) Ibn Rashiq (p. 302) describes it as “a single volume.” (4) Ibn Rashiq (p. 300) mentions only one epistle and calls it “a slim volume.” (5) MSS F and K read: “al-Nafs” (the self). Ibn Rashiq (p. 302) says it runs to “about thirty folios.” It appears in Majmuʿ al-Fatawa, vol. 10, pp. 625–640, and was also published separately by Dr. Muhammad al-Qahtani with additions not found in the collected edition. (6) The remaining manuscripts read: “ʿala.” (7) Ibn Rashiq (p. 302) calls it “a booklet (kurasa).” In his citation the name is corrupted to “Ibn al-Sharif,” whereas the intended figure is Ibn al-Arif, Abu al-Abbas Ahmad b. Muhammad b. Ata Allah al-Sanhaji, the Sufi (d. 536 AH), author of Mahasin al-Majalis on Sufism; see al-Sila, vol. 1, p. 81, and al-Siyar, vol. 20, pp. 111–114. (8) Ibn Rashiq states that it is “about thirty folios,” and it is found in Majmuʿ al-Fatawa, vol. 10, pp. 568–624.