– Al-Hawfiyyah, which is likewise a creed.

82 – A treatise on the Throne and the universe: is it spherical in form or not?

83 – A treatise on al-khullah (intimate friendship with Allah) and al-imkān al-ʿām (universal contingency).

84 – A commentary on the treatise of Ibn ʿAbdūs concerning the fundamentals of religion.

85 – A foundational principle on the distinctive features granted to every nation and the unique qualities of this ummah.

86 – A foundational principle on the kulliyyāt (universals), in a concise volume.

87 – A book on the philosophers’ tawḥīd, versified after the manner of Ibn Sīnā, in a slender volume.

88 – A treatise in reply to Muḥyī al-Dīn al-Isfahānī, roughly sixty pages.

89 – al-Furqān: a clarification of the allies of the Most Merciful and the allies of Satan, about sixty pages.

90 – A treatise distinguishing between the texts that admit interpretation and those that do not, approximately twenty pages.

91 – A foundational principle on fanāʾ (annihilation) and istiṭlām (obliteration), roughly thirty pages.

92 – A foundational principle on knowledge and forbearance, about twenty pages.

93 – A foundational principle on redressing injustices through supplication and other means, one volume.

94 – A foundational principle on the purification of souls, roughly thirty pages.

95 – A foundational principle on the words of Ibn al-Sharīf concerning Ṣūfism, a booklet.

96 – A foundational principle on the right of Allah and the rights of His servants, a little over twenty pages.

97 – A foundational principle on zuhd (asceticism) and waraʿ (scrupulousness), roughly thirty pages.

98 – A foundational principle on faith and tawḥīd, clarifying the deviation of those who have erred in this fundamental.

99 – A foundational principle on the diseases of the heart and their cures, about forty pages.

100 – A foundational principle on siyāḥah (spiritual travel) and its meaning within this ummah.

101 – A foundational principle on the khullah of Abraham (peace be upon him) and his status as the absolute imam.

102 – A foundational principle on those who were tried for Allah’s sake and remained patient.

103 – A treatise on the separateness between Allah and His creation, roughly forty pages.

104 – A foundational principle on al-ṣafḥ al-jamīl (gracious pardon), al-hajr al-jamīl (gracious withdrawal), and al-ṣabr al-jamīl (gracious patience).

105 – A foundational principle on heightening faith through iḥtisāb (anticipating reward from Allah).