Sunan Abu Dawood, volume Shamaweh

Abu Dawood Author's name: Abu Dawood Suleiman bin Al-Ashath As-Sijistani Name of the reviewer: Yasser Hassan and Ezz Al-Din Dali and Emad Al-Tayyar Publishing house: Al-Resalah Foundation Publisher Book format: Fine binding, glossy paper Publication date: 1443-2022 AD Book size: 17×24 Number of pages: 1296 New corrected edition, numbered, with repeated numbers and methods of hadith, and the ruling on them explained, with explanations of the strange words and useful comments, sourced with known references, and supplemented with general indexes, considered one of the main sources of Hadith among them. It comes after the two Sahihs, as Imam Abu Dawood Suleiman classified the Hadiths, totaling 5,274 Hadiths. He selected them from five hundred thousand Hadiths. Abu Dawood began with Hadiths of rulings that jurists relied upon, and scholars of the cities built rulings upon them, as he said in his letter to the people of Mecca: "These are all the Hadiths of the Sunnah in rulings, and many other Hadiths in asceticism, virtue, and others outside this I did not include." He divided his book into 36 books, and each book into 1,871 chapters, and translated each Hadith with what scholars deduced from it. The cover of the book features the Hadiths attributed to the Prophet Muhammad, as well as the Hadiths stopped at the Companions, and the narrations attributed to scholars of Tabi‘in.