The correct Imam Muslim titled Al-Musnad Al-Sahih Al-Mukhtasar min Al-Sunan 4/1

Honored to serve and care for him Mohammad Zuhair bin Nasser Al-Nasser Regarding him: Sheikh Dr. Mohammad Zuhair Al-Nasser Subject of the book: Hadith Year of publication: 1433 AH - 2013 AD Edition number: First Print run: Second Number of volumes: 4 Number of parts: 9 Book size: 30 cm Pages: 1888 pages Type of paper: Fine Shamua Number of print colors: Two Type of binding: Elegant glossy magazine ISBN 978-9953-541-39-6 Sahih Muslim, titled "Al-Musnad Al-Sahih Al-Mukhtasar min Al-Sunan, bi-naql Al-Adil, ‘an Al-Adil, ‘an Rasul Allah" The Sultanate Edition, authored by: Imam Hafiz Al-Musnad Abu Al-Hussein Muslim ibn Al-Hajjaj ibn Muslim Al-Qushayri Al-Nisaburi (206-261 AH) "Al-Sahih Al-Muslim" is one of the trusted books in the science of Hadith, and there is consensus on its naming. Many imams of transmission and masters of criticism have shown that Muslim and his book have qualities that give them priority. Some have narrated consensus on his imamate, his precedence, the authenticity of his hadith, his distinction, trustworthiness, and acceptance of his book. Together with "Al-Bukhari's Sahih," it is known as "Al-Sahihain." Imam Muslim's "Sahih" received great and abundant favor, to the extent that some preferred it over "Sahih Al-Bukhari" because it uniquely contains a valuable benefit: it systematically arranged each hadith in its appropriate place, collected in its chosen chains of narration, with multiple isnads and different wordings. This makes it easier for students of knowledge to examine its aspects and benefit from them, gaining confidence in all that Muslim has narrated through his chains. Since this book is significant in its field, it deserves special care in publishing, referencing, and extracting, as caring for the hadith of the Messenger of Allah honors the noble, guides the mind, illuminates insights, opens eyes, and joins the ranks of righteous imams. It has been printed in many editions across various countries, and perhaps the best of these is the edition printed at the prosperous printing house in Istanbul, consisting of eight parts in four volumes, printed during the reign of Sultan Gazi Muhammad Rashad Khan, between the years 1329 AH and 1334 AH. For further benefit: this edition aims to provide a scholarly and technical service, compatible with contemporary scientific concepts, while preserving the original print of this book and maintaining its footnotes as they appeared in the original. It relies on the numbering of Professor Muhammad Fawad Abdul Baqi, which facilitates referencing the explanations of Sahih Muslim, as well as linking its hadiths with "Tuhfat Al-Ahsaaf" by Al-Mizzi and "Al-Tuhaf" by Al-‘Uqaili, with corrections of errors present in the book. And Allah is the grant of success.