al-ṭabaqāt (Biographical Classes); al-ṭawāʿīn (Plagues); al-ʿuzlah (Seclusion); al-ʿazāʾ (Consolation); ʿuqūbat al-anbiyāʾ (The Punishments of the Prophets); al-ʿaql (Reason); al-ʿawāʾid (Customs); al-ʿuqūbāt (Punishments); al-ʿiyāl (Dependents); al-ʿubbād (Devout Worshippers); al-ʿawdh (Protective Supplications); al-ʿīdayn (The Two Festivals); al-ʿilm (Knowledge); ʿĀshūrāʾ (The Day of ʿĀshūrāʾ); al-ʿafw (Pardon); ʿaṭāʾ al-sāʾil (Giving to the Beggar); al-ʿumr wa-l-shabāb (Lifespan and Youth); faḍl al-ʿAbbās (The Merit of al-ʿAbbās); al-fatwā (Legal Verdicts); al-faraj baʿd al-shiddah (Relief after Hardship); faḍl al-ʿashr (The Virtue of the Ten Days); faḍl Ramaḍān (The Merit of Ramadan); faḍāʾil ʿAlī (The Virtues of ʿAlī); faḍl lā ilāha illā Allāh (The Merit of “There is no god but Allah”); al-fawāʾid (Benefits); al-fitūn (Trials); faḍāʾil al-Qurʾān (The Virtues of the Quran); al-qaṣṣāṣ (Storytellers); qaḍāʾ al-ḥawāʾij (Fulfilling Needs); qaṣr al-amal (Limiting Long Hopes); qurā al-ḍayf (Hospitality to the Guest); al-qubūr (Graves); al-qanāʿah (Contentment); karāmāt al-awliyāʾ (The Miracles of the Saints); al-mudārāh (Gentleness in Social Dealings); man ʿāsha baʿd al-mawt (Those Who Lived after Death); al-muḥtaḍarīn (Those at the Point of Death); al-maraḍ wa-l-kaffārāt (Illness and Expiations); al-mawt (Death); al-mutamannin (Those Given to Wishful Thinking); makāʾid al-shayṭān (Satan’s Plots); al-maṭar (Rain); al-manāmāt (Dreams); maqtal ʿAlī (The Killing of ʿAlī); maqtal ʿUthmān (The Killing of ʿUthmān); maqtal al-Ḥusayn (The Killing of al-Ḥusayn); maqtal Ṭalḥah (The Killing of Ṭalḥah); maqtal al-Zubayr (The Killing of al-Zubayr); maqtal ibn al-Zubayr (The Killing of Ibn al-Zubayr); maqtal ibn Jubayr (The Killing of Ibn Jubayr); kitāb al-murūʾah (The Book of Chivalry); al-majūs (The Zoroastrians); maʿāriḍ al-kalām (Implicit Speech); al-mamlūkīn (Slaves); al-maghāzī (Military Expeditions); al-muntaẓim (The Chronicle); al-manāsik (Rites of Pilgrimage); makārim al-akhlāq (Noble Character); mujābī al-daʿwah (Those Whose Supplications Are Answered); muḥāsabat al-nafs (Self-Accountability); al-maʿīshah (Livelihood); al-nawādir (Anecdotes); al-nawāziʿ (Inner Impulses); al-hamm wa-l-ḥuzn (Anxiety and Grief); al-hadāyā (Gifts).