38 – The Iraqi Gift, about sixty pages.
39 – A treatise on sincerity (ikhlāṣ) and reliance upon Allah (tawakkul), about fifty pages.
40 – A treatise on the Ahmadiyyah shaykhs, about fifty pages.
41 – A treatise prohibiting audition (samāʿ), about twenty pages.
42 – The Prohibition of Audition, in one volume.
43 – Annotations on Futūḥ al-Ghayb by our master ʿAbd al-Qādir al-Kīlānī.
44 – A treatise on the Most Beautiful Names of Allah.
45 – A treatise on his ﷺ saying, “My community will split into seventy-three sects.”
46 – A treatise on seeking forgiveness (istighfār) and its explanation.
47 – A treatise establishing that the Sharīʿah and the ḥaqīqah are inseparable.
48 – A treatise on intimate friendship (khulla) and love (maḥabbah) and which of the two is superior, in one volume.
49 – A treatise on definitive knowledge, in one volume.
50 – Principles concerning the caliphate of al-Ṣiddīq, in one volume.
51 – A treatise on the question of Yazīd: is he to be reviled or not?
52 – A treatise on al-Khiḍr: has he died, or is he still living?
53 – A treatise on the argument employed by the Jahmiyyah and the Christians with reference to “the Word.”
54 – A treatise regarding one who firmly intends a forbidden act and then dies.
55 – A treatise affirming that Ishmael, upon him be peace, was the intended sacrifice.
56 – A treatise on the taste (dhawq) and ecstasy (wajd) spoken of by the Sufis.
57 – A treatise on their statement—may Allah have mercy on them—“Whoever says, ‘I am better than Jonah son of Mattā,’ has lied.”
58 – A treatise on occupying oneself with Allah’s Speech, His Names, and His remembrance: which of these is superior?
59 – A treatise on lowering the gaze and guarding the private parts: what is incumbent in that regard.
60 – Al-Irbiliyyah: a treatise on divine rising (istiwāʾ) and descent—are they literal realities or not?
61 – A treatise on the question of the sun’s zenith (zawāl) and how its timing differs from land to land, in a slender volume.