Thus, he was, may God’s blessings be upon him, the founder of the religion of Tawhid (Unitarianism) and the Sheikh of the ancient religion. He wrote and authored many books, [both] those that have survived and those that have not.

We list their names as mentioned in the book Khayr al-Sani'a:

Al-Risala al-Rustbashiyya (The Rustbashiyya Epistle), which is the "Mushaf" (Scripture) of the esoteric (Batini) believers in him. For everything in this epistle came from our masters, may their glory be exalted, and it has established the foundations of the creed for this noble group.

Al-Farq bayna al-Rasul wa al-Mursal (The Difference Between the Messenger and the One Sent)

Tuhfat al-Asrar (The Gem of Secrets)

Al-'Uqud (The Contracts)

Al-Anwar wa al-Hujub (The Lights and the Veils)

Nur al-Basira (The Light of Insight)

Al-Luma' fi Asrar al-Jam' (The Glimmers in the Secrets of the Gathering)

Al-Khawarij (The Kharijites)

'Aqd al-Jali (The Clear Contract)

Al-Ma'ani fi Ma'rifat al-Mathani (The Meanings in the Knowledge of the Oft-Repeated)

Kitab al-'Awali (The Book of the High [Traditions])

Al-Murshid (The Guide)

Risalat Ma al-Masihiyya (Epistle on What is Christianity)

Lum'at al-Asrar fi Ma'rifat al-'Ali al-Jabbar (The Sparkle of Secrets in the Knowledge of the Most High, the Almighty)

Dhamm al-Ta'nith (The Censure of Effeminacy)

Al-Hidaya al-Kubra (The Great Guidance)

Diwan al-Shi'r (The Diwan of Poetry)

Al-Ma'ida (The Table [Spread])

Al-Abwab (The Gates)