Explanation of the hundred lines of Al-Suyuti in the terminology of Hadith

Explanation of the Alfiyyah of Al-Suyuti in the Terminology of Hadith | Jalal al-Din Al-Suyuti | Ahmed Muhammad Shakir Alfiyyah of Al-Suyuti in the science of Hadith or the science of terminology or Alfiyyah of Al-Athar, also called the نظم الدرر في علم الأثر for Imam Al-Suyuti, is a poetic system consisting of 970 lines explaining the science of Hadith and its divisions. Alfiyyah of Al-Suyuti is distinguished from Alfiyyah of Al-Iraqi in: conciseness, as it included the book of Ibn al-Salah, with some additions such as his definition of the science of Hadith and the sanad and the sunnah, and the most authentic chains of narration, and various types of names and nicknames that Ibn al-Salah and Al-Iraqi did not mention, such as those whose nickname matches their name, and those whose nickname matches their father's name, and other issues. The number of its lines is fewer than that of Al-Iraqi, but the Alfiyyah of Al-Iraqi is distinguished by: the solid foundation of its author in the science of Hadith, unlike Al-Suyuti. Therefore, it is observed that the Alfiyyah of Al-Suyuti in some types has issues not found in the Alfiyyah of Al-Iraqi. Al-Iraqi began his Alfiyyah with an introduction clarifying some of the terms he uses, unlike Al-Suyuti, who did not clarify that. Al-Iraqi sometimes mentions the differences of the imams' opinions when explaining a matter, while Al-Suyuti usually limits himself to one opinion, such as the definition of Hasan Hadith. Al-Iraqi paid attention to providing examples in his Alfiyyah for the types he mentions, whereas Al-Suyuti sometimes omits examples from some types and does not mention anything about them.