Section Four...

Section Four: Some Extensive Compendia on Jurisprudence (fiqh) by the Disciples of the Imams of the Ahl al–Bayt From Among the Generation That came After the Tabi’is Jami’ al–Fiqh by Thabit ibn Hormuz, Abu al–Miqdam which he wrote on the authority of Imam Zayn al–Abidin Ali ibn al–Husayn (‘a). Kitab Sharayi’ al–Ayman by Muhammad al–Mu’afa, Abu Ja’far, a retainer ( mawla ) of Imam al–Sadiq (‘a). He died in 265 A. H. He related it from Imam al–Kazim and Imam al–Ridha’ (‘a).

Jami' Abwab al–Fiqh by Ali ibn Abi Hamza, a student of Imam al–Sadiq (‘a). Abdullah ibn al–Mughirah had thirty books on fiqh topics to his credit as recorded in the Fihrist of Al–Najashi. He was a disciple of Imam Musa ibn Ja’far (‘a). Kitab al–Fiqh wa al–Ahkam by Ibrahim ibn Muhammad al–Thaqafi (d. 283). A book Al–Mubawwab fi al–Halal wa al–Haram on the permissible and the prohibited by Ibrahim ibn Muhammad ibn Abu Yahya al–Madani al–Aslami (d. 184).

Kitab al–Jami' fi Abwab al–Fiqh (discussing various issues of jurisprudence) by al–Hasan ibn Ali Abi Muhammad al–Hajal. The prolific writer, Ali ibn Muhammad ibn Shirah al–Qasani compiled Kitab al–Jami' al–Kabir . Sufwan ibn Yahya al–Bajali who died in 210 wrote a book and arranged it according to the traditional…