The Mosque of the Sunnah

A thousand Imams of Islam, the Sunan, the Jami', the Musnad, the Musannaf, and others, and among them is what is known among the scholars as "the Four Sunan," which, along with the two Sahihs, is collectively called "the Six Books." They are: Jami' at-Tirmidhi, Sunan Abi Dawood, Sunan an-Nasa'i, Sunan Ibn Majah. These four Sunan were distinguished as being among the main books of Hadith that came after the Sahihs in rank in terms of authenticity, strength, and acceptance. They contain fewer strange, weak, and fabricated Hadiths. However, they include both authentic and weak Hadiths, making them second in rank after the Sahihs. Due to their importance and status among the scholars and the Sunnah, I saw it fit to work on extracting their additions to the Sahihs, as they were a point of reference for readers and preservers, and a basis for branches of authentic Hadith. God made it easy after completing the issuance of "Jami' al-Sahihayn" to prepare a collection of the additions of the Sunan to the Jami' al-Sahihayn, and to work on editing, refining, and arranging them. In this compilation, which I named: "Jami' as-Sunan: Additions of the Four Sunan to the Jami' al-Sahihayn," the total number of Hadiths from the Sunan, both authentic and weak, is approximately 19,500. The additions number around 5,500 Hadiths, including accepted and rejected ones. They are now in your hands. To download the introduction: from here