Search Hadith in English – Sahih Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Abu Dawood, Tirmidhi, Nasai, Ibn Majah

Hadith Books.

No.	Book List	Hadiths
1	صحيح البخاري Sahih Bukhari Author: Imam Bukhari (rh) (d. 256 ھ H) Hadiths: [7563]	7563
2	صحيح مسلم Sahih Muslim Author: Imam Muslim (rh) (d. 261 ھ H) Hadiths: [7563]	7563
3	سنن ابي داود Sunan Abi Dawud Author: Imam Abu Dawood (rh) (d. 275 ھ H) Hadiths: [5274]	5274
4	سنن ابن ماجه Sunan Ibn Majah Author: Imam Ibn Majah (rh) (d. 275 ھ H) Hadiths: [4341]	4341
5	سنن نسائي Sunan an-Nasa'i Author: Imam An-Nasa'i (rh) (d. 303 ھ H) Hadiths: [5761]	5761
6	سنن ترمذي Sunan at-Tirmidhi Author: Imam Tirmidhi (rh) (d. 256 ھ H) Hadiths: [3964]	3964
7	مختصر حصن المسلم Hisnul Muslim Author: Shaykh Saeed bin Ali bin Wahf (ra) (d. 1440 ھ H) Hadiths: [276]	276
8	مشكوة المصابيح Mishkat al-Masabih Author: Imam al-Tibrizi (rh) (d. 360 ھ H) Hadiths: [6294]	6294

Hadith Book Insights

No.	Chapters	View
1	Sahih al-Bukhari
1	Imam Bukhari and Al-Jami‘ al-Sahih – Method of Hearing and Writing Hadith – His Teachers – Parenthetical Phrases – Verbal“With the Qur’an”– Createdness	.
2	Arabic Commentaries and Annotations on Sahih Bukhari by Ahl al-Hadith Scholars	.
3	Brief Introduction to Various Manuscripts of Sahih Bukhari from Mir’āt al-Bukhari	.
4	Objection on the Authenticity of Bukhari	.
5	Four Reasons Why Bukhari Holds a High Rank in the Accuracy of Narrators	.
2	Sahih Muslim
1	Sahih Muslim and Its Distinctive Features	.
2	Comparison Between Sahih Bukhari and Sahih Muslim	.
3	Sunan Abu Dawood
1	Characteristics of Sunan Abi Dawood	.
2	Sources of the Biography of Imam Abu Dawood	.
4	Sunan Ibn Majah
1	Number of Hadiths, Books, and Chapters in Sunan Ibn Majah	.
2	Introduction to Imam Ibn Majah and His Sunan	.
5	Sunan al-Nasa'i
1	Distinctive Features and Characteristics of Sunan al-Nasa’i	.
2	Sunan al-Sughra is Free from Fabricated Hadiths	.
6	Sunan al-Tirmidhi
1	Creed of Imam Tirmidhi	.
2	Writings	.

Hadith Terminologies

No.	Terminology Topics	View
A	Hadith
1	Definition of Hadith
B	Basic Types of Hadith
1	Verbal (Hadith Qawli)
2	Practical (Hadith Fa‘li)
3	Tacit Approval (Hadith Taqriri)
4	Prophetic Characteristics (Shama'il Nabawi)
C	Types of Hadith Based on Attribution
1	Qudsi (Sacred) Hadith
2	Marfu‘ (Attributed to the Prophet ﷺ)
3	Mawquf (Attributed to a Companion)
4	Maqtu‘ (Attributed to a Tabi‘i)
D	Types of Hadith Based on Number of Narrators
1	Mutawatir (Mass-transmitted)
2	Khabar al-Wahid (Solitary Report)
3	Mashhur (Well-known)
4	Mustafid (Well-circulated)
5	Aziz (Rare, with two narrators at every level)
6	Gharib (Strange or singular)
E	Types of Hadith Based on Acceptance and Rejection
1	Maqbul (Accepted)
2	Mardud (Rejected)
F	Types and Grades of Accepted Hadith (Based on Conditions of Acceptance)
1	Sahih li-Dhatihi (Authentic in Itself)
2	Sahih li-Ghayrihi (Authentic Due to Supporting Chains)
3	Hasan li-Dhatihi (Good in Itself)
4	Hasan li-Ghayrihi (Good Due to Supporting Chains)
G	Types and Grades of Sahih (Authentic) Hadith (Based on Their Presence in Hadith Collections)
1	Agreed Upon (Muttafaq ‘Alayh – by Bukhari and Muslim)
2	Narrations Unique to Bukhari
3	Narrations Unique to Muslim
4	Sahih According to Conditions of Both (Bukhari & Muslim)
5	Sahih According to Bukhari’s Conditions
6	Sahih According to Muslim’s Conditions
7	Sahih According to Other Than Them
H	Types of Rejected Hadith Due to Broken Chain of Narration
1	Mu‘allaq (Hanging Chain)
2	Mursal (Missing Companion)
3	Mu‘dal (Two or More Consecutive Missing Narrators)
4	Munqati‘ (Broken Chain)
5	Mudallis (Narrator Who Conceals Weakness)
6	Hidden Mursal (Mursal Khafi)
7	Ma‘lul or Mu‘allal (Defective Hadith)
I	Types of Rejected Hadith Due to Narrator’s Lack of Integrity
1	Narration by an Innovator
2	Narration by a Sinner
3	Matruk (Abandoned Hadith)
4	Mawdu‘ (Fabricated Hadith)
J	Types of Rejected Hadith Due to Narrator’s Lack of Accuracy
1	Musahhaf (Distorted Text or Chain)
2	Maqlub (Inverted Text or Chain)
3	Mudraj (Interpolated Hadith)
4	Al-Mazid fi Muttasil al-Asanid (Additional Link in Connected Chains)
5	Shadh (Irregular Hadith)
6	Munkar (Unacceptable Hadith)
7	Narration by One with Poor Memory
8	Narration by One Extremely Negligent
9	Narration by One Who Makes Gross Errors
10	Narration by a Confused Narrator (Mukhtalit)
11	Mudtarib (Inconsistently Narrated Hadith)
K	Types of Rejected Hadith Due to Narrator Being Unknown
1	Narration by Unknown Individual (Majhul al-‘Ayn)
2	Narration by One Whose Condition is Unknown (Majhul al-Hal)
3	Mubham (Unnamed Narrator)
L	Some Additional Terminologies
1	‘Adl (Integrity)
2	Dabt (Precision)
3	Ittisal al-Sanad (Uninterrupted Chain of Transmission)
M	Types of Hadith Books
1	Books of Authentic Hadith
2	The Six Authentic Collections (Sihah Sittah)
3	Jami‘ (Comprehensive Hadith Book Covering All Topics)
4	Sunan (Hadiths Arranged by Legal Chapters)
5	Musnad (Hadiths Arranged by Narrators)
6	Mustakhraj (Hadiths with Independent Chains by Later Scholars)
7	Mustadrak (Hadiths Missed by Earlier Scholars but Meeting Their Criteria)
8	Mu‘jam (Hadiths Arranged Alphabetically by Narrators)
9	Arba‘in (Collections of Forty Hadiths)
10	Juz’ (Small Hadith Compilation on a Specific Topic)