Riyadh Al-Nadarat with a brief explanation of the shortest abbreviations 2/1

Riyadh views with the explanation of the shorter summary 2/1 Author's name: Abdul Rahman bin Abdullah bin Ahmed Al-Baali Al-Hanbali Researcher's name: Wael Mohammed Bakr Al-Shanshour Publisher: Ahl Al-Athar Library - Kuwait Book format: Artistic binding, glossy paper Publication date: 1442-2021 AD Book size: 17×24 Number of pages: 1611 The book combines the explanation of Sheikh Al-Qaimi and Imam Abdul Rahman Al-Baali The footnotes are the overflowing project of Omar, and a summary of twenty years of effort, selected from large books such as Kashaf Al-Qinaa 15 volumes, and Sharh Al-Muntaha 6 volumes, among many other footnotes. Pride of the Hanbali school. Editing contemporary issues based on Hanbali principles. Its author is one of the great Hanbalis of this era. The book "Kashf Al-Makhadher" by Imam Abdul Rahman Al-Baali (1110-1192 AH), is a refined Hanbali text, and it is a gentle explanation of "Akhser Al-Mukhtasar" by Ibn Balban — one of the main texts in the school — and it is neither too long and boring nor too short and incomplete, containing precise clarifications and numerous valuable benefits, gathering the school’s chapters, and including solutions to its issues, mentioning the most likely opinion among the later scholars such as Al-Hijawi, Al-Buhuti, and others, revealing what was hidden in the depths of "Akhser Al-Mukhtasar" with the clearest wording and the most explicit references. For this, the scholar Abdul Qadir bin Badran said: "And his explanation is refined and meticulous, very beneficial for beginners."