Putting effort into solving the Sunnahs of Abu Dawood 1-14

The Siharnafuri efforts in solving Sunan Abu Dawood 1/14 Author's name: Imam Al-Muhaddith Siharnafuri Classification: The Prophetic Sunnah and its sciences Number of pages: 9560 Number of volumes: 14 Paper type: White Binding type: Artistic Dimensions: 24*17 Print colors: Two colors Description: Third edition - year 2014 Year of publication: 2006 ISBN: 9786144370919 Edition number: 3 The author paid great attention to the sayings of Abu Dawood and his speech about narrators, and he was concerned with correcting the various editions of Sunan spread out, and he extracted the comments, connected them from other sources, and mentions in his book the relevance of the Hadith to the translation, and the benefit of repeating the Hadith if it is repeated, and he diverges into deduction and mentioning the schools of thought. He also cares about clarifying the wording of the Hadith through blending, and explains its roots and derivations. He mainly relies on - as he said in the introduction - on Maraqat Al-Mafateeh by Maula Ali Al-Qari, Fath Al-Bari by Ibn Hajar, Umdat Al-Qari by Al-Eini, Bada’i Al-Sana’i by Al-Kasani, Taqrib Al-Tahdhib by Ibn Hajar, Tahdhib Al-Tahdhib by him, Al-‘Isabah also by him, Al-Ansab by Al-Sam’ani, Majma’ Bahar Al-Anwar, a book by Al-Futani on the strange of Hadith, as well as Al-Qamus Al-Muhit, and Lisan Al-Arab. He says: "And I did not take from the speech of the commentators, the authors of (Ghayat Al-Maqsud) and (U’oon Al-Ma’bood), except what they narrated from one of the early scholars. I did not adopt it blindly just because of their words without finding it in the speech of the early scholars." He says: "And from that, I mention the school of the Hanafi scholars regarding a Hadith related to a jurisprudential issue. If the Hadith agrees with them, then it is accepted; otherwise, I mention their evidence, the response to the Hadith, and its interpretation." It is a good explanation with many benefits, and it is impossible for anyone interested in Sunan Abu Dawood to be without it due to its length and numerous discussions. With the comments of Sheikh Muhammad Zakariya Al-Kandahlawi. A wonderful, verified, and indexed edition with many indexes, comparing several manuscript copies in 14 volumes.