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The year for Al-Murwazi | Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Nasser bin Al-Hajjaj Al-Murwazi, the capital. Verified and his hadiths collected, commented on by Dr. Abdullah bin Muhammad Al-Busiri. One of the most skilled authors in composition, the Hafiz Al-Hujjah Muhammad bin Nasser Al-Murwazi, born in 202 AH, died in 294 AH, may Allah have mercy on him. A blessed portion of his writings has been printed, including the famous "Book of the Sunnah" among scholars, both predecessors and successors. Imam Al-Bukhari, may Allah have mercy on him, commented on a narration from Ibn Awn in the book "Al-I'tisam bill Kitab wa Sunnah" from his "Sahih" (13/248). This narration was also mentioned in the "Sunnah" of Al-Murwazi, the Hafiz Ibn Hajar, in his book "Fath al-Bari" (13/251-252), and Al-Aini in "Umdat al-Qari" (25/26), as well as in "Taqleeq al-Taleeq" (5/319). Ibn Hajar connected it with his chain of narration from the route of Muhammad bin Nasser Al-Murwazi. Furthermore, Al-Murwazi, may Allah have mercy on him, often refers to his writings in the book and cites them (see: page 93 of the "Sunnah" book). Al-Murwazi, may Allah have mercy on him, narrates his reports with chains of narration from his teachers, about thirty sheikhs in this book, many of whom are among his teachers in some of his published books. In fact, some of the narrations, both in chain and text, are found in this book and in his other writings. See "Sunnah" (page 49), number 156, and "Tazheem Qadr al-Salah" (1/95, Hadith 11). Therefore, the attribution of this book to Al-Murwazi is a consensus, and the observer will not feel any trace or fragment that breaks this consensus.