It was printed by Dar al-Bayan al-'Arabi in Damascus in 1969 AD, edited by 'Abd al-Qadir al-Arna'ut.

7 - Jawwab Mas'alat Waradat min Sarkhad fi al-Qur'an (A Response to an Issue Received from Sarkhad Concerning the Qur'an). It was mentioned by Ibn Rajab and Ibn al-'Imad, who both said: 'A part' (1).

8 - Dhamm al-Ta'wil (The Censure of Allegorical Interpretation). It was mentioned by Sibt Ibn al-Jawzi, al-Dhahabi, al-Safadi, Ibn Shakir, Ibn Rajab, Ibn al-'Imad, al-Baghdadi, al-Qanuji, and Brockelmann (2). It was printed within a collection at the Kurdistan al-'Ilmiyyah Press in Egypt in 1329 AH.

9 - Dhamm Ma 'Alayhi Ma'ani al-Tasawwuf min al-Ghina' wa al-Raqs (The Censure of What the Meanings of Sufism Involve of Singing and Dancing). It was mentioned by Brockelmann, in which it is 'Ma'ani' with a fatha on the mim. Brockelmann mentioned that Muhammad Hamid al-Fiqi published it within 'Dafa'in al-Kunuz' (Treasures of Hidden Knowledge), the second treatise, in 1349 AH (3).

10 - Dhamm al-Waswas (The Censure of Whispering/Obsessive Thoughts). It was mentioned by Yaqut, who named it 'Kitab al-Waswas' (The Book of Whispering), as well as by Sibt Ibn al-Jawzi, al-Safadi, Ibn Shakir, Ibn Rajab, Ibn al-'Imad, Haji Khalifa, al-Baghdadi, al-Qanuji, and Brockelmann, who named it 'Juz' fi Dhamm al-Waswas wa Ahlihi' (A Part on the Censure of Whispering and Its People). He mentioned that it was printed in 1342 AH and 1350 AH under the title 'Dhamm al-Muwaswisin wa Tahdhir min al-Waswas' (The Censure of the Obsessed and the Warning Against Whispering) (4). It is a single part.

11 - Al-Radd 'ala Ibn 'Aqil (The Refutation of Ibn 'Aqil).