Eye correction with explanation of the elite of thought

Authorship of Al-Shibrawi the Egyptian Al-Hasani Part of the introduction Praise be to Allah, we praise Him and seek His help, and we seek His forgiveness, and we seek refuge in Allah from the evil of ourselves and the bad of our deeds. Whom Allah guides, there is no misleader for him, and whom He misleads, there is no guide for him. I bear witness that there is no deity but Allah alone, with no partner, and I bear witness that Muhammad is His servant and Messenger. May Allah send peace and blessings upon him, his family, his companions, and those who follow his guidance and emulate his Sunnah until the Day of Judgment, and grant them abundant peace. As for what follows: This is the fifth part of the library of "The Beginner in Seeking Knowledge." The first part was on "Aqidah," which is: "The Subtleties of the Gift of the Foundations of the Sunnah." It is explained by [the author]. The second part is on "Fiqh," which is: "The Gift of the Wise in Explaining the Goal and the Nearness." The third part is on "Grammar," which is: "The Divine Grant - Al-Ajrumiyyah." The fourth part is on "The Principles of Fiqh," which is: [a book] explained by "Al-Tahfah Al-Thaqat" with commentary. After I completed the fourth part, with Allah’s help and strength, I began the fifth part, which is on "Hadith Terminology," and I chose this blessed text: "Nukhbat Al-Fikr fi Mushtalah Ahl Al-Athar," by Al-Hafiz Latif. I named it: "Tashih Al-Nazar bi Sharh Nukhbat Hajr Al-Fikr." The Nukhba in language means: what is selected and chosen. The verb "ikh'taraba" means: to select. And "Fikr" is the plural of "Fikrah," like "Nihal" and "Nihlah." Al-Jawhari says: "Tafakkur" means: contemplation, and the noun "Fikr" and "Fikrah," and the verbal noun "Fikr" with the opening (1). What is meant is that this is the best of what has been obtained from ideas in the science of terminology of Ahl Al-Athar, meaning: the people of Hadith. I have named this delicate papers: "Nukhbat Qawl," and the Hafiz said: "His specialty is praise of Allah, in the terminology of Ahl Al-Athar," arranged in the order I devised and the path I followed, along with what I have included of the sparks of the rare and the extras of the benefits. First, it is not hidden to those concerned with Islamic knowledge the importance of this science, for the texts of Sharia from the Qur'an and Sunnah rely on the chain of narration for their proof, as well as the sayings of the Companions, the Tabi‘un, and the Imams of Islam.