• A principle on anbiḏa (fermented drinks) and other intoxicants (1).
• A principle on ḥisbah (public moral oversight) (2).
• A principle concerning the Shurayḥī question (3).
• A principle on resolving circularity, and questions in (4) algebraic reduction and balancing equations (5).
• A principle affirming that every (6) righteous deed has its foundation in following the Prophet—may Allah bless him and grant him peace (7).
• A principle on foods: what is lawful and what is forbidden, with a detailed discussion of the wholesome and the impure (8).
• A principle on the requirement of pronouncing the divine name over slaughtered animals and game (9).
• A principle on the blood of the martyrs and the ink of the scholars, addressing (10) which of the two groups
(1) Cited by Ibn Rashiq, p. 309. See Majmuʿ al-Fatawa 34:186–192 and 204–210.
(2) Cited by Ibn Rashiq, p. 309; the text is found in Majmuʿ al-Fatawa 28:60–120.
(3) The remaining manuscripts read “al-Sarijiyya,” and the same reading appears in Ibn Rashiq, p. 309.
(4) Not present in MSS F and K.
(5) Cited by Ibn Rashiq, p. 309.
(6) The word ʿamal (practice) is omitted in MSS B and Q.
(7) Cited by Ibn Rashiq, p. 308; it is probably the material found in Jamiʿ al-Masaʾil, Part Five, 5:207–238 and 6:131–199.
(8) Cited by Ibn Rashiq, p. 308; it is not found in “wa-tahrir …”.
(9) Cited by Ibn Rashiq, p. 308. Jamiʿ al-Masaʾil, Part Six, 6:375–389 contains a treatise entitled “A Question on Pronouncing the Name over a Slaughtered Animal.”
(10) MSS F and K read yatadamman (includes); the word is missing in MSS B and Q.