and Ibn al-'Imad, who said: it is two parts; and by al-Baghdadi and al-Qanuji (1).

37 - Mas'alah fi Tahrim al-Nazar fi 'Ilm al-Kalam Ibn Rajab mentioned it this way, and Ibn al-'Imad and al-Qanuji mentioned it under the title: 'Mas'alah fi Tahrim al-Nazar fi Kutub Ahl al-Kalam', and al-Baghdadi mentioned it under the title: 'Tahrim al-Nazar fi Kutub Ahl al-Kalam' (2).

38 - Mashyakhatuhu (His List of Shaykhs) Al-Dhahabi mentioned it, saying: 'He has a Mashyakhah which we heard.' He then said: 'Two parts.' Al-Safadi and Ibn Shakir said: 'A large part.' Ibn Rajab said: 'A part,' then added: 'And many parts that he recorded.' Ibn al-'Imad said: 'And the Mashyakhah of his shaykhs are many parts' (3).

39 - Al-Mughni, a commentary on Mukhtasar al-Khiraqi. Yaqut mentioned it, saying: 'Al-Mughni in Fiqh according to the school of Ahmad ibn Hanbal and the differences among scholars. It is said that it is in twenty volumes.' Al-Dhahabi mentioned it, saying: 'Ten volumes.' Al-Safadi added to al-Dhahabi's description that they are large volumes. It was also mentioned by Ibn Kathir, Ibn Shakir, Ibn Rajab, Ibn al-'Imad, Hajji Khalifa, al-Baghdadi, Brockelmann, and Sezgin (4).

Al-Mughni was printed with Al-Sharh al-Kabir at the Al-Manar printing press in Egypt in twelve parts during