and the like, all of which comes to roughly one volume (1).
• A principle on the aqrāʾ: do they refer to the days of bleeding or the days of purity? He maintains that they are the menstruations.
• A principle on gratitude (2), its causes, and its legal rulings.
• A principle on the opening invocations said in the prayer (3).
• A principle that lists the Prophet’s clothing, weaponry, and mounts; this treatise is known as al-Qarmāniyyah (4).
• A principle addressing issues of tayammum (dry ablution) and the combining of the two prayers, entitled “Facilitating Acts of Worship for Those in Necessity” (5).
• A principle on the Nusayriyyah and the legal ruling concerning them (6).
• A principle on the prohibition of the shabbābah (reed flute) (7).
⦗21⦘ • A principle on contracts that are binding and those that are merely permissible.