The origins and branches, their reality, and the difference between them

Saeed bin Nasser Al-Sharif Book Index Introduction First Chapter: The Reality of Roots and Branches Section One: The Reality of Roots Subsection One: Definition of Roots linguistically Subsection Two: Definition of Roots linguistically (appears to be a repetition) Subsection Three: The subject of the science of roots Section Two: The Reality of Branches Subsection One: Definition of Branches linguistically Subsection Two: Definition of Branches terminologically Subsection Three: The subject of the elevation of branches Section Three: The relationship between roots and branches Subsection One: The correlation between roots and branches Subsection Two: Deriving branches from roots Second Chapter: The Difference Between Roots and Branches Section One: The inclusion of Shariah (Islamic law) in roots and branches Subsection One: Dividing Shariah into roots and branches Subsection Two: The true nature of Ibn Taymiyah's doctrine regarding the inclusion of Shariah in roots and branches Section Two: Rules for distinguishing between roots and branches based on evidence Subsection One: The rule of distinguishing between roots and branches by reasoning on the judgment with the evidence of the mind or text Subsection Two: The rule of distinguishing between roots and branches by the certainty or doubt of the evidence Section Three: Rules for distinguishing between roots and branches based on the subject of each Subsection One: The rule of distinguishing between roots and branches by the type of subject of each in terms of knowledge and action Subsection Two: The rule of distinguishing between roots and branches by the relation of each subject to the request or good Third Chapter: The rulings related to roots and branches Introduction: On the connection of this chapter with the distinction between roots and branches Section One: Addressing disbelievers with roots and branches Subsection One: Addressing disbelievers with roots Subsection Two: Addressing disbelievers with branches Section Two: The rulings related to roots and branches in evidence Subsection One: Ahadith (singular: Hadith) in roots and branches Subsection Two: Qiyas (analogical reasoning) in roots and branches Section Three: The rulings related to roots and branches in ijtihad (independent reasoning) and taqlid (conformity) Subsection One: The ruling on ijtihad in roots and branches Subsection Two: The multiplicity and unity of truth in roots and branches Subsection Three: The ruling on the wrongdoer in roots and branches Subsection Four: Taqlid (imitation) in roots and branches Conclusion