Ruling on the books: Tala'is Iblis, The Fabricated Hadiths, and The Sects and Schools of Thought

The Shaykh:
...entering the time, in which case it is not valid. He must repeat it. Yes. May Allah reward you with good. What is your opinion on the following books? Al-Muntakha al-Nafis min Tala'is Iblis by Ibn al-Jawzi. The original book is good, namely Tala'is Iblis. Yes. Or Naqd al-'Ilm wa al-'Ulama. Or a good book in general. It is well known among the scholars. As for its abridgment, I have not looked into it. Perhaps the abridgment is better in its condensation, or perhaps it has done poorly. Or it added something I do not know about, so I cannot vouch for the abridgers; I only vouch for the honey, meaning the original, which contains great benefits. May Allah reward you with good. Which one is it? Which one is it. May Allah reward you with good. Or Naqd al-'Ilm wa al-'Ulu al-Tayyib. Al-Ahadiath al-Mawdu'ah by al-Shawkani is a good book that points out the hadiths that Imam al-Shawkani judged to be fabricated. Some of them may be weak, but there is good notification in it. And he rules on them. The Islamic ones. Yes. It is a good book in general, because it presents the idea of the sects and the doubts indicated by their schools of thought, and the correct and incorrect answers. Although there are some criticisms of it, but in general the book is good, being one of the reliable references in the matter of sects and their places. Yes. May Allah reward you with good.