• principles on the matters that nullify ablution (1);
• principles on the degrees of forbidden relations in marriage (2);
• a principle discussing whether a grandfather may compel a virgin to marry, and whether permission from her father is obligatory (3);
• a responsum on shared injustices and the rulings that govern them (4);
• a responsum on whether prayer may be performed behind the people of innovation (5);
• a series of questions with their answers about fighting the Tatars who accompanied Ghazan and others (6), about fighting the church-folk among the Christians (7), the Christians of Malatya, and about fighting allied confederates and armed bandits—almost an entire volume;
• a principle concerning the statement: “You have made their private parts lawful to you by the word of Allah” (8);
• and a principle on ʿīnah, tawarruq, and other similar sales contracts.