شرح صحيح البخاري - صوتي

"The true and authentic al-Masnad al-Musa’id is one of the things that the Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him and his Sunnah and his days," famous in the name of "Sahih Al-Bukhari" is the most prominent books of the Prophet’s hadith among Muslims of the Sunnis and the community. It was classified by Imam Muhammad bin Ismail al-Bukhari and took sixteen years in its editing, and he selected his hadiths from the six hundred thousand hadiths he collected, and the book occupies an advanced position among the Sunnis as it is one of the six books that are considered among the mothers of the sources of their hadith, and it is the first book classified in the authentic Hadith as just They are considered to be the most correct book after the Noble Qur’an. The Book of Sahih Al-Bukhari is considered one of the books of the mosques, and it contains all the chapters of the hadith, such as beliefs, rulings, interpretation, history, asceticism, literature, and others.
The book gained wide fame in the life of Imam Al-Bukhari Furawi that he heard from him more than seventy thousand, and his reputation extended to contemporary time and met with great acceptance and interest from scholars, and he brought about many books about explanations, abbreviations, comments, precepts, extracts, and others related to the science of hadith, until some historians reported that a number His explanations alone amounted to more than eighty-two explanations.

 Abdullah Muhammad bin Ismail Al Bukhari (13 Shawwal 194 AH - 1 Shawwal 256 AH) / (July 20, 810 CE - September 1, 870 CE). One of the most prominent jurists of the most important scholars of hadith and the science of men and the wound and the amendment and the ills of the people of the Sunnah and the community, has many classifications, most notably the book of the righteous mosque, famous in the name of Sahih Al-Bukhari, which is the most reliable of the six books of authenticity and that the scholars of the people of the Sunnis and the group unanimously believed that the most authentic books after the Holy Qur’an. He spent collecting and classifying him sixteen years. He grew up as an orphan and sought knowledge from a young age and left throughout the Islamic world a long journey to meet with scholars and seek hadith and heard from nearly a thousand sheikhs, and gathered about six hundred thousand hadiths. He was widely known and approved by his peers and elders, and the scholars who came after him for the progress and leadership of the hadith and its sciences, until he was called the Commander of the Faithful in the hadith. And he was a student of many of the great imams of the hadith, such as Muslim bin Al-Hajjaj, Ibn Khuzaymah, Al-Tirmidhi and others, and he was the first to put in Islam a book devoted to the authentic hadith. It is the first to write in the history of men. He was examined at the end of his life and blindfolded until he was taken out of Nishapur and Bukhara, and one of the villages of Samarkand went down and fell ill and died there.