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Mentioned in the list of commentaries. Ibn al-Khatib mentioned it in his statement: "He wrote a book for them called 'Al-Qawa'id'."
A treatise on worship: It contains various issues of creed in an argumentative style. Mentioned in the collection "A'azz ma Yutlab" (pp. 220-228).
A'azz ma Yutlab: A book containing issues on knowledge, its conditions, and methods. Mentioned in the collection... and its mention came in the list of commentaries and some history books.
A treatise on the proof that Sharia is not established by reason: Its subject is the methods of knowledge of Sharia, with discussions on reason, revelation, and analogy. Mentioned in the collection "A'azz ma Yutlab". It is likely the one mentioned in the list of commentaries under the title "A Book on the Proofs of Sharia" (pp. 163-185).
A treatise on information: It discusses existence and non-existence and their rulings, with a creedal orientation. Mentioned in the collection "A'azz ma Yutlab" (pp. 195-207).
A treatise on the science of... Mentioned in the collection "A'azz ma Yutlab" (pp. 188-194).
A treatise on theحدث (al-muhdath): It is a natural discussion on substance, accident, containment, change, equality, and similarity. Mentioned in the collection "A'azz ma Yutlab" (pp. 208-219) and in the list of commentaries.
Mahmoud Ali Makki, in his verification of Ibn al-Qattan's "Nathm al-Juman" (p. 80), mistakenly believed this book to be lost. The reason for his belief was his assumption that the collection "A'azz ma Yutlab" was a single book, whereas in reality, it is a collection that includes the book "Al-Qawa'id".
See what was presented earlier on p. 146.