The hadiths that Imam Al-Bukhari ruled on by saying: “Preserved” Through the book: “Al-Ilal Al-Kabir”, by Imam Al-Tirmidhi Applied critical study

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Assistant Professor of Hadith and its Sciences at the Faculty of Fundamentals of Religion in Cairo - Al-Azhar University

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This research deals with the collection of hadiths that Imam al-Bukhari ruled upon, saying: “Preserved,” in the book: “Al-Ilal Al-Kabeer,” by Al-Tirmidhi. This research includes an introduction that includes the importance of the topic, the reasons for choosing it, the research questions, its objectives, previous studies, and the research plan. And the researcher’s approach. The first chapter included a brief translation of the two imams: Al-Bukhari and Al-Tirmidhi, and an introduction to the book: “Al-Ilal Al-Kabir” by Al-Tirmidhi. The second chapter included the hadiths that Imam Al-Bukhari judged, saying: “Preserved,” then the conclusion of the research, and its most important results, His most prominent recommendations, and finally: indexes.
One of the most important results of this research is that the term “preserved” means that the trustworthy narrator has controlled the narration on the authority of his sheikh, while other, less precise narrators deviated from this reliable trustworthiness, and that Imam Al-Bukhari and Al-Tirmidhi are among the great imams of ills, and that the rulings of Imam Al-Bukhari are important, distinct, and moderate, and that Imam Al-Tirmidhi was very careful to ask his Sheikh Al-Bukhari about what was troubling him, and that the book: “Al-Ilal Al-Kabir” is one of the most important books of the hadiths that are explained, the most prestigious in value, and the highest in status.

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