Works
His 16 written works are recorded, and 11 are printed and available to the people.
- Tafsir ibn Kathir
- The Beginning and the End (Arabic: Al Bidayah wa-Nihayah or Tarikh ibn Kathir). Available on wikisource
- Al-Sira Al-Nabawiyya (Ibn Kathir)
- Al-Baa'ith al-Hatheeth: an abridgement of the Muqaddimah by Ibn al-Salah in Hadith terminology
- Tabaqaat ah-Shafi'iah
- Talkhis al-Istighatha
- Stories of the Prophets
- At-Takmeel Ma'rifati Ath-Thiqat Wal-Majaheel (The complete book of criticism and praise, and knowledge of the trustworthy reporters and the unknown reporters).
- Jami' Al-Masaneed Was-Sunan Al-Hadi Li-Aqwam Sunan (The compined Musnads and the Sunan which guides to most precious Sunan).
- Tabaqat Ash-Shafi'i yyah (The levels of the Shafi'i scholars).
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