The correct collection with the footnotes of Sheikh Ahmad Al-Saharnawri 1/15

Imam Muhammad bin Ismail Al-Bukhari classified it and spent sixteen years in its compilation, selecting his hadiths from six hundred thousand hadiths he collected, and the book holds a prominent position among the Ahl al-Sunnah as it is one of the six books considered among the main sources of hadith for them. It is the first classified book of authentic pure hadith and is considered the most authentic book after the Quran. The book Sahih Al-Bukhari is considered one of the books of Al-Jami' (comprehensive collections), which contain all chapters of hadith on beliefs, rulings, tafsir, history, asceticism, manners, and others. The book gained wide fame during Imam Al-Bukhari's lifetime; it is reported that he heard it from him more than seventy thousand times. Its fame extended to contemporary times, receiving high acceptance and interest from scholars, leading to many books being written about it, including commentaries, summaries, annotations, addenda, and extracts related to the sciences of hadith. Some historians even reported that the number of its commentaries alone exceeded eighty-two explanations.