In a three volume set, by Sayf al-Din Ali ibn Muhammad al-Amidi (551/1156 - 631/1233). Al-Amidi was a major jurist of the Shafi'i madhhab and an Ash'ari theologian, (best know for Kitab al-Ihkam fi Usual al-Ahkam). This is a theological work with important points in the fundamentals of Islam, (creed, jurisprudence, speech) in terms of a the collection, accuracy, and eloquence. 'It incorporates leading ideas from the Islamic philosophical tradition' (Encyclopedia of Arabic Literature). Editing of Sheikh Ahmed Farid al-Mazidi.