Arabic: Sahih Muslim (Large)

Sahih Muslim stands second only to Sahih Al-Bukhari in authenticity, and the two together are the Sahihayn — the pair the Ummah has agreed to place above every other collection.

Its particular strength is arrangement. Where Al-Bukhari organized by legal chapter and distributed narrations across the work, Imam Muslim gathered every version of a hadith in one place, with its variant wordings and chains together. For anyone studying how a narration was transmitted, that arrangement is invaluable — which is why the two collections are used side by side rather than one instead of the other.

Printed in a spacious 17 x 24 cm format with a durable hardcover, this edition suits scholars, students and masajid.

The Six Canonical Collections in Arabic

We stock the Kutub as-Sittah individually in Arabic:

• صحيح البخاري — Sahih Al-Bukhari
• سنن أبي داود — Sunan Abu Dawood
• جامع الترمذي — Jami' At-Tirmidhi
• سنن ابن ماجه — Sunan Ibn Majah
• سنن النسائي — Sunan An-Nasa'i

All six are also available bound together in Al-Kutub As-Sittah — one volume, and gathered by subject in Al-Jami' Al-Kamil, 12 volumes.

Related Reading

• Riyad-us-Saliheen — about 2,000 hadith selected from all six collections
• Bulugh Al-Maram — the hadith of legal rulings, compiled by Ibn Hajar
• Fath Al-Bari — Ibn Hajar's commentary on Sahih Al-Bukhari

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