Arabic: Al-Kutub As-Sittah - Mawsoo at-ul-Hadeeth

Six books, one volume. The Kutub as-Sittah — the six collections that together form the backbone of Sunni hadith literature — bound as a single encyclopedia.

What Is Included

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

Why a Single Volume

The practical argument is shelf space and cross-referencing. A researcher checking whether a narration appears in more than one collection, or comparing wordings across compilers, otherwise works with six separate books open at once. Here it is one.

The trade-off is the printing: fitting six collections into one binding means a large page and a small typeface. This is a reference volume for a desk or a library rather than a reading copy — anyone who wants to sit and read a collection through should take the individual editions.

Who It Is For

Researchers, students of hadith, imams and masjid libraries. An enormous amount of primary material for the price and the space, and one of the most efficient single purchases in the Arabic section.

The Six Canonical Collections in Arabic

We stock the Kutub as-Sittah individually in Arabic:

• صحيح البخاري — Sahih Al-Bukhari
• صحيح مسلم — Sahih Muslim
• 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

• Al-Jami' Al-Kamil (12 Vol.) — the authentic hadith gathered by subject across twelve volumes
• Al-Lu'lu wal-Marjan — the narrations agreed upon by Al-Bukhari and Muslim
• Musnad Imam Ahmad — the Musnad of Imam Ahmad, complete in one volume

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