The tongue of the balance 1-10

Care for its printing and publishing Salman Abdul Fattah Abu Ghudda Author's name: Ahmed bin Ali bin Hajar Al-Asqalani Researcher's name: Abdul Fattah Abu Ghudda Publisher: Dar Al-Bashaer Al-Islamiyyah - Beirut Book format: Artistic binding, glossy paper Publication date: 1438-2017 AD Book size: 17×24 Number of pages: 7200 This book is a book that explores a science from the sciences of Hadith, which is the science of criticism and correction, specializing in the discredited from the narrators of Hadith. The origin of this book is "Mizan Al-I'tidal" by Al-Dhahabi, which Imam Ibn Hajar edited and added to. It is arranged alphabetically, translating for the discredited, mentioning their names, lineages, and the opinions of scholars about them. A verified and comparative edition based on manuscript copies, with important comments by Professor Abdul Fattah Abu Ghudda. The author discusses in this book the discredited narrators of Hadith. The original book is "Mizan Al-I'tidal" by Al-Dhahabi, which Ibn Hajar refined and expanded upon, with some names of those narrated by the six Imams in their books or some of them omitted. He added many biographies to them. The author's approach is summarized as mentioning the narrator's name, his lineage, then following with the opinions of the critics and scholars about him. The book is arranged according to alphabetical order. The book also addresses readers, interpreters, jurists, usool scholars, poets, linguists, Sufis, and historians, in addition to the original narrators of Hadith.