– The Jurisprudential Works
1 – Foundational principles concerning the deceived person’s right to seek redress from the one who deceived him.
2 – Foundational principles on the sunnah and innovation, affirming that every innovation is misguidance.
3 – Governance According to Sacred Law for the Reform of the Ruler and the Ruled.
4 – A treatise on the virtues of the Four Imams and the distinctive excellence of each.
5 – A foundational principle on the amount of expiation for oaths, roughly fifty folios.
6 – A foundational principle on the terms ḥaqīqah (literal) and majāz (figurative), a discussion with al-Āmidī, about eighty folios.
7 – A treatise on the slaughtered animals of the People of the Book.
8 – A treatise on the Almighty’s words, “and that man shall have only that for which he strives” (Q 53:39).
9 – A treatise on gifting the reward of one’s deeds to the Prophet ﷺ.
10 – A treatise on the phrase “as You blessed Abraham,” demonstrating that the object of comparison is lower in rank than that to which it is compared.
11 – A treatise containing answers to the questions of Isfahan.
12 – A treatise containing answers to the questions of al-Andalus.
13 – A treatise: the reply to the question of al-Rahbah.
14 – A treatise containing answers to the questions of al-Salt.
15 – A treatise on barren land: if someone revives it and it later reverts to wasteland, does he regain ownership upon re-cultivation?
16 – A treatise on the prohibition of celebrating the Christians’ festivals.
17 – Foundational principles on the purification of the ground by sunlight and wind.
18 – Foundational principles on certain issues of vows and guarantees.
19 – A foundational principle on liquids and carrion that fall into them, roughly twenty folios.
20 – Foundational principles on endowments, their conditions, substituting them with something superior, and selling them when benefit becomes impossible.