The book appears to be dictations from the Mahdi Imam to his companions, after omitting the chains of narration, focusing on his methodology of referring to the sources of the Quran and Hadith. A unique copy of it is known to be in the Ibn Yusuf Library in Marrakech, number 403. Its transcription date is 569 AH / 1173 AD, with 1536 pages. In the collection "A'azz ma Yutlab" (The Most Sought-After), a group of hadiths on various topics are mentioned, translated in the list at the end of the collection (pp. 267-346). It is indexed under the title "Ikhtisar Muslim" (Abridgment of Muslim), and in the list of commentaries, the phrase "Ikhtisar Muslim" appears. A treatise on the explanation of the sects of the misguided, including the Al-Murabitun, the anthropomorphists, and the corporealists. It is included in the collection "A'azz ma Yutlab" (pp. 255-266). A treatise on the strangeness of Islam and the good tidings of the victory of truth over falsehood. It is included in "A'azz ma Yutlab" (pp. 266-270). A treatise on the mention of the Prophet's miracles and signs. It is mentioned in the list of commentaries. Preaching and Exhortations: We present some exhortations, sermons, and treatises under this heading. The most important works of this type are as follows: A treatise on the glorification of the Creator, may He be exalted. It is a small treatise on glorification. Ibn al-Abbar, Al-Takmilah: (87) See: Muhammad al-Mununi: Historical Sources in the Early Almohad Era: (88) 1536