The Difference Between al-Bukhari’s Condition and Muslim’s Condition in Hadith

Question:
How does al-Bukhari (may Allah have mercy on him) say about the hadith of Safwan, “There is nothing more authentic than this regarding the timing of the mosque,” when the hadith of 'Ali that passed us by was narrated by the Messenger?

Answer:
So it is according to al-Bukhari’s condition. Al-Bukhari’s condition differs from Muslim’s. My uncle. His condition is heavier, heavier than Muslim’s condition. Muslim’s condition is easier, because al-Bukhari’s condition is that the narrator meets the one he narrates from, that the narrator meets the one he narrates from in a real meeting. As for Muslim, he is satisfied with the possibility of a meeting. If the meeting is possible between the narrator and the one he narrates from, he is satisfied with that. This is Muslim’s condition, which is easier than the condition of disagreement. So al-Bukhari builds upon his era in this. Yes. My dear.
There are a hundred [hadiths] according to al-Bukhari’s condition. What al-Bukhari narrated is not according to [his] condition. Yes. Morning. I think al-Bukhari’s condition is stricter than Muslim’s, because al-Bukhari requires a real meeting between the narrator and the one he narrates from, whereas Muslim is satisfied with the possibility of a meeting between the narrator and the one he narrates from.