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Ibn Hajar Al-Asqalani said the author: "When I saw the people engrossed in his book [referring to Al-Wahidi] and they entrusted him with the monopoly of this art from the essence of his speech, I followed with a summary of his words what he missed, mostly the chain of narration being omitted, but with clarification of the status of that hadith regarding authenticity, goodliness, weakness, and invalidity, aiming to advise Muslims and defend the hadith of the Master of the Messengers, especially concerning the clear Book." Book specifications: Author's name: Ibn Hajar Al-Asqalani Number of pages: 533 pages Number of parts: two Subject of the book: The wonder in explaining the causes Book contents: First volume Introduction First section Chapter one: Introduction of the Hafiz Ibn Hajar Preface First discussion: His life Second discussion: His writings Chapter two: The science of reasons for revelation First discussion: Writings on reasons for revelation Second discussion: Rules of the science of reasons for revelation Chapter three: Study of the book First discussion: Introduction of the book Second discussion: Its methodology and its impact on those who follow Third discussion: Its sources Fourth discussion: Its opinions Fifth discussion: Copies of the manuscript Description of the manuscript copy and explanation of my methods in investigation Pictures from the manuscript Second volume Introduction Surah Al-Fatiha Surah Al-Baqarah Second volume Surah Al-A’raf Surah An-Nisa Results and suggestions Sources Manuscript sources Printed sources Academic theses Journals Book indexes Index of benefits and topics Detailed index of benefits and topics of the introduction Detailed index of benefits and topics of the book Index of verses Index of hadiths arranged alphabetically Index of آثار (sayings or reports) arranged by narrators: Mssnad Index of the names of narrators of آثار Index of the names of books mentioned in the text of the verified book Index of narrators who are spoken about in terms of criticism or praise