The collector of what is in the two Sahihs

Agreed upon

Author's name: Abdul Mohsen bin Muhammad Al-Qasim

It is a book that collects the hadiths of the two Sahihs, “Bukhari and Muslim,” without repetition.

The book has many features, including:

Following a precise scientific approach to distinguishing agreed-upon hadiths from those narrated exclusively by one of the two sheikhs.
Listing the hadiths that were agreed upon by the two imams, Bukhari and Muslim, separately, then “Bukhari’s Individuals,” then “Muslim’s Individuals,” each separately.
The book is arranged in a scientific, logical, and smooth order, suitable for memorization, and in accordance with the practices of scholars.
Arranging the individual books of Bukhari and Muslim according to the agreed upon order.
Benefit from most of the Sunnah books in the methodology of arranging and categorizing hadiths.
Making the biographies of Imam Al-Bukhari the basis, and moving to others when a suitable translation is not available, according to a consistent scientific and systematic arrangement.
Not to tamper with hadiths by fabricating, adding or subtracting, and to preserve the wording of the two sheikhs.
Cutting up hadiths when necessary, according to the two sheikhs’ methodology.
He made Imam Muslim’s words the basis for his great care with words.
Understanding important narrations and additions, placing them in their appropriate place in the text, and highlighting them in green.
Limiting the mention of the hadiths attributed to the Prophet, without mentioning the suspended and disconnected hadiths, as they are not part of the subject of the two sheikhs’ books.
Correcting any problems or ambiguities that may have occurred in some chains of transmission and texts, such as problems in some of the forms of transmission that give the impression of being connected, or in an addition to the hadith that may have been included or interrupted, and the like.
A comprehensive scientific explanation of strange words, combining the origins from the books of scholars, and making it simple, easy, and concise.
Definition of places, countries, measures, lengths and weights, with an explanation of them using contemporary quantities and calculations.
Paying great attention to the text’s linguistic and technical accuracy, and its formatting with vowels in accordance with printed principles, as well as paying attention to the recognized punctuation marks.
Accurate comparison of hadiths with printed sources, while benefiting from the explanations of scholars and their warnings about the wording of hadiths and the correction of their problematic parts.
The book is introduced with a comprehensive introduction, which explains in detail the methodology according to which the book was written, and includes indispensable benefits for anyone looking into the two Sahihs.
If it is said:
What is the difference between this book and other books written on combining the two Sahihs?

The answer is:
The precision of the work, the quality of its arrangement, the beauty of its presentation, its ease for memorizers, and other things that are explained in detail in the introduction to the book, which has 109 pages.
Anyone who reads it will realize that this book is based on a solid scientific approach, and that attention has been paid to the smallest scientific and technical details.

We ask Allah to accept him.