It was mentioned by al-Dhahabi under the name 'Fadl al-'Ashr' and he said: it is one part. It was also mentioned by al-Safadi, Ibn Shakir, and Ibn Rajab, who said: it is one part (1).

28 - Fiqh al-Imam Mentioned by Brockelmann (2).

29 - Al-Qadar (Divine Decree) It was mentioned by Yaqut, Sibt ibn al-Jawzi, and al-Dhahabi, who said it is one part. It was also mentioned by al-Safadi, Ibn Rajab, Ibn al-'Imad, who said it is in two parts, and by al-Baghdadi (3).

30 - Al-Qun'ah It was mentioned by Yaqut, who named it 'Mukhtasar fi Gharib al-Hadith' (Abridgment on Rare Hadith). It was mentioned by al-Dhahabi, who said it is a small volume. It was mentioned by al-Safadi and Ibn Rajab, who named it 'Qun'at al-Arib fi al-Gharib' and stated it is a small volume. It was mentioned by Ibn Shakir and al-Baghdadi, who named it as al-Safadi and Ibn Rajab did. It was also mentioned by Brockelmann, who named it 'Qun'at al-Arib fi Tafsir al-Gharib' (4).

31 - Al-Kafi It was mentioned by al-Dhahabi, al-Safadi, Ibn Rajab, and Ibn al-'Imad, who said it is in four volumes. It was also mentioned by Haji Khalifa, who said it concerns the branches (furu') of the Hanbali school, and by al-Baghdadi and Brockelmann (5).

It was printed in Damascus, in the year 1382 AH, in four parts, edited by Zuhair al-Shawish.