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Authorship / Fakhr al-Din al-Razi His material was a collection of issues and questions that exhausted the efforts of the fundamentalists and jurists with their differing sectarian affiliations and intellectual views over a period of six centuries. Al-Razi's contribution to authorship in the fundamentals of jurisprudence is relatively late in time, that is, after this discipline became an independent science since the late 4th century AH, although its issues began to crystallize in the minds of jurists starting from the 2nd century AH. This delay in time allowed al-Razi to review various opinions and overall positions related to the fundamentals. Al-Razi added to it the benefits of his thought, as well as eloquence of expression, good arrangement, refinement, accuracy of phrase, and smooth style, which made students of knowledge accept it.