The Remaining of Several Missing Shiite Books in the Margins of an old Manuscript of al-Nihāyah by Sheikh Ṭūsī, dated 591 AH

In the margins of a copy of the book, Al-Nihāya Fi Mujarad al-Fiqh wa al-Fatāwī written by Sheikh Ṭūsī (460 AH) in the handwriting of Abū al-Ḥasan Ali ibn Ibrāhīm ibn Ḥassan ibn Musā Farāhānī dated 591 AH (available in the Ja’fari library in Madrisah Hindi of Karbala, No. 72) some parts of several missing Shiite books have been reflected. In this article, while introducing the version in detail, the remaining sections of these books are quoted. These books are: al-Jāme’ ‘Aḥmad ibn Muḥammad ibn Abī Nasr Bazanṭī Kūfī (221 AH); Al-Mashyakha Ḥassan ibn Maḥbūb Sarrād Bajalī (224 AH); al-Arkān wa Lamḥ al-Burhan fi Kamāl Shahr Ramaḍān by Sheikh Mufīd (413 AH); Sharh al-Nihāyah Quṭbuddīn Saīd bin Hibatullāh bin Ḥassan Rāvandī (573 AH); And one of the books of Abu Ja’far Muḥammad ibn Ali ibn Ḥassan al-Muqrī Neyshābūrī (6th century).