– He also produced a series of epistles that embrace many branches of knowledge:
1 – The Madinan Epistle;
2 – The Egyptian Epistle;
3 – An epistle he addressed to the people of Baghdad;
4 – An epistle to the people of Basra;
5 – An epistle he wrote to the Ḥanafī judge al-Sarūjī;
6 – The ʿAdawiyyah Epistle, written to the household of Shaykh ʿAdī ibn Musāfir;
7 – An epistle he wrote to the household of Shaykh Jākir;
8 – An epistle he dispatched to the ruler of Cyprus concerning matters that affected the Muslims;
9 – An epistle to Bahrain and the Arab rulers;
10 – An epistle to the people of Iraq;
11 – An epistle to the king of Egypt;
12 – An epistle to the king of Hama;
13 – The Treatise on the Throne;
14 – The Treatise on Shattering Stones;
15 – A Treatise on the Letter Question (al-masʾalah al-ḥarfiyyah);
16 – A Treatise affirming the existence of the soul after death;
17 – A commentary on the supplication of Abū Bakr (may Allah be pleased with him);
18 – Al-Durr al-Manthūr on Visiting Graves;
19 – A commentary on al-ʿAqīdah al-Isfahāniyyah;
20 – Al-Furqān Between Truth and Falsehood, roughly sixty folios;
21 – A Treatise on the Display of Religions at the Moment of Death;
22 – A Treatise on the comparative merit of the thankful rich man and the patient poor man.

Here ends the book entitled “The Names of the Works of Imām Aḥmad ibn Taymiyyah.”