40 — “The Fully Sourced Musnad” (1):

He included everything narrated by each Companion, whether sound or unsound, but did not complete it.

41 — “The Concise Treatise on Legal Theory” (2):

Al-Hamawī said: He began it with a treatise on ethics, then stopped. He promised a work entitled “Al-Ādar on Legal Theory,” but none of it ever appeared. He also intended to compose a book on analogical reasoning, but never did so.

42 — “The Book of Bequests” (3).

43 — Also attributed to him is “The Book of Archery” (4).

[His Death]

Ibn Jarīr died on Sunday evening, with two days remaining of Shawwāl in 310 AH. He had exceeded the age of eighty by five or six years and was buried in Rahbat Yaqub in Baghdad. Many men of religion and letters composed elegies for him. Ibn al-Arābī (5) said:

A dreadful event, a calamity grave …
too great for even the steadfast to bear.