44 – A foundational principle on shaving the head: is it permissible outside the rites of pilgrimage?
45 – A foundational principle on what is rendered lawful or unlawful through lineage, marriage-affinity, and breastfeeding.
46 – A foundational principle on the grandfather: may he compel a virgin to marry?
47 – A foundational principle on audible recitation and the basmalah.
48 – A foundational principle on reciting behind the imam.
49 – A foundational principle on the one who comes early and eagerly, bathes, and performs the Friday purification.
50 – A foundational principle condemning obsessive misgivings (waswas).
51 – A foundational principle on nabīdh drinks and other intoxicants.
52 – A foundational principle on his ﷺ words—rahimahum Allah (may Allah have mercy on them), “You have made their private parts lawful for yourselves with the word of Allah.”
53 – A foundational principle on ḥisbah (public moral oversight).
54 – A foundational principle on the Sariyjiyyah question.
55 – A foundational principle on resolving circular inheritance problems and on the methods of algebra (jabr) and equation balancing.

5 – He also left a number of bequests, among them:
1 – A testament to Ibn al-Muhājirī;
2 – A testament to al-Tujībī;
3 – A testament to Abū al-Qāsim al-Sabtī.

6 – And he issued several certificates of transmission (ijāzahs), among them:
1 – An ijāzah for the people of Sabtah in which he listed the works he had heard;
2 – An ijāzah he wrote for some of the people of Tabriz;
3 – An ijāzah for the people of Granada;
4 – An ijāzah for the people of Isfahan.