The second copy: Department of Manuscripts, Ministry of Awqaf, Kuwait. It comprises (24) folios, each with (20) lines. The text has been corrected and collated, and it is kept under shelf-mark (7/334). There are a few marginal notes; a small portion is missing from the beginning. An ownership inscription records Ibrahim ibn Salih ibn Ibrahim ibn Isa and others. The manuscript was copied in 1275 AH. I have designated it as (B).

The third copy: Imam Muhammad ibn Saud Islamic University. It consists of (45) folios, each with (15) lines. This is a photographic reproduction of the Dašt Rawdat Khayri collection in Egypt. The scribe is Muhammad al-Makki ibn ʿAzuz, and the date of copying is 1327 AH. Its shelf-mark is (1679). I have designated it as (C).

The fourth copy: Imam Muhammad ibn Saud Islamic University. It contains (38) folios, each with (17) lines. Shelf-mark (4/8782). The scribe is Abdullah ibn Muhammad Daliqan, and it was copied in 1322 AH. There is an ownership note in the name of Muhammad al-Saʿid ibn ʿAbdan dated 1335 AH.