Commentary on Sahih al-Bukhari 1/16

Contains the commentary of the virtue Sheikh -may Allah have mercy on him- on the book (Sahih al-Bukhari), which is one of the most famous collections of the noble prophetic Sunnah and its most authentic. The Sheikh had two commentaries, as part of the scientific lessons he held at his university in Bani Yas. The first began in the year (1400 AH), but only a small part of the book (Al-Bay’), then from the book (Al-Wakala) until the Sheikh finished his commentary on it in the year (1414 AH). He repeated -may Allah have mercy on him- the commentary on the book again in the same year, until he reached: (Chapter: The Dajjal does not enter Medina) from (Book of the Virtues of Medina), in the year (1421 AH). Some parts of this commentary do not have audio recordings. Thus, the total of what the Sheikh, may Allah have mercy on him, commented on is about 80% of (Sahih al-Bukhari). The Sheikh clarified in this commentary the meaning of the Hadith, the reconciliation between narrations that seem to contradict, and other benefits: doctrinal, legal, educational, and issues of concern to Muslims in their religion and worldly life.