The authentic and good from Jami' al-Sunan - Walid Al-Hamdān

This is a "book" that I selected and entirely extracted with a review of the classification from the book ((Jami' al-Sunan: Additions to the Four Sunan on Jami' al-Sahihayn)) where its purpose was to be a complement to the book ((Jami' al-Sahihayn)). All its hadiths are either good or authentic, but the authentic hadiths in the Sunan do not reach the level of the authentic hadiths in al-Sahihayn, and this is well known. I would like to point out some matters: The purpose of this selection was not to belittle the weak or neglect it, especially if the weak has what strengthens it, as scholars have mentioned; there are levels, some close to حسن (good). Correcting and weakening are relative matters where disagreement occurs, and viewpoints differ, just as in jurisprudential issues; some disagreements are considered and some are weak. I relied in my correction on what I was able to do and what I examined from the words of the early imams and preservers, then looked into the sayings of al-Tirmidhi, Abu Dawood, and al-Nasa'i, and then considered the opinions of later and contemporary scholars. Both authentic and حسن (good) hadiths are accepted and their categories are the same among scholars; they are equal in proof, except when there is a conflict, then the strength of the hadith's chain is considered, and the stronger chain is preferred. The author: Dr. Waleed bin Abdulrahman Al-Hamdān