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Treatise on Hanafite law and jurisprudence, in 40 chapters (faṣl). See table of contents in preamble of text, fol. 2b-7b. According to Kashf al-ẓunūn, it was started by the father of the author and completed by ʻAbd al-Raḥīm at the end of Shaʻbān 651 [1253] in Samarqand. The text is followed on fol. 346b by a note attributed to the author copied from a manuscript of this text.
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