Are there any previous works that address "the necessarily known aspects of the religion" or "that which a Muslim cannot be ignorant of"?

Among the books written on what is known of the religion by necessity is: "What is Known of the Religion by Necessity from the Creed of Islam, its Law, and its Values" by Dr. Sabri Al-Ashwah, and "What a Muslim Cannot Be Ignorant Of" by Dr. Abdullah Al-Muslih and Dr. Salah Al-Sawy. What a Muslim cannot be ignorant of includes matters related to individual obligations (furood al-ayniyyah). There are also books on the jurisprudence of worship according to the four madhhabs, and the jurisprudence of worship has been compiled from the fatwas of Sheikh Ibn Uthaymeen, and the pillars of Islam from the fatwas of Sheikh Ibn Baz. Among the older works is "Al-Murshid al-Mu'een 'ala al-Daruri min 'Ulum al-Deen" by Abdul Wahid ibn Ashir.