(Glad tidings for the Muslim)
2(The destructive nature of showing off)
3(Destruction due to the removal of scholars)
4(Avoiding daily admonition and advice)
5(Reward and merit for the one who guides to a good deed)
6(The virtue of the people of knowledge)
7(The believer is never satisfied with seeking knowledge)
8(A warning for the one who conceals religious matters)
9(The fate of the hypocritical religious scholar)
10(The supplication of the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, for the narrators of hadith)
11(A warning against narrating a false hadith)
12(A warning against interpreting by personal opinion)
13(Prohibition of disagreement and dispute over the meanings of the Noble Quran)
14(The revelation of the Noble Quran in seven modes)
15(Three categories of Quranic knowledge)
16(The sin of giving fatwa or advice without knowledge)
17(Encouragement to seek knowledge)
18(The virtue of dying while seeking knowledge)
19(The virtue of scholars)
20(Wisdom in calling to the religion)
21(Continuous good deeds)
22(Seeking knowledge is a path to Paradise)
23(The virtues of knowledge and scholars)
24(Some hadiths about contemplation for scholars)
25(Righteous and corrupt scholars)
26(Admitting ignorance is not a flaw)
27(Hypocritical scholars and reciters)
28(When knowledge is lifted)
29(Non-beneficial knowledge)