Are there five volumes to be printed from the Sahih and Da'if series?
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The questioner: O Shaykh, there was a question from al-Huwayni to you about "Al-Silsilah al-Sahihah" and "Al-Silsilah al-Da'ifah," and it seemed to me that there are five other volumes that will be published, meaning.
The Shaykh: What did you learn?
The questioner: That, meaning, there are five volumes, because it is known in the market that there are five Sahih and four Da'if.
The Shaykh: Yes, and the fifth is under print.
The questioner: "Al-Da'ifah."
The Shaykh: Ah, and the sixth of the Sahih is under print.
The questioner: Good, because the young people who know about it ask, and they are ready copies at home, meaning.
The Shaykh: What are they?
The questioner: "Al-Da'ifah" and "Al-Sahihah."
The Shaykh: What Allah willed, about 13 volumes.
The questioner: Volume, okay, the reason for the delay, O Shaykh.
The Shaykh: The delay.
The questioner: Review.
The Shaykh: There is no room for following up, neither in terms of printing nor in terms of verification. It has been months since I have been busy or occupied with the verification of the notes and the indexes of the sixth volume of the Sahih, and the indexes and verification of the notes of the third volume of "Mukhtasar al-Bukhari," and the re-printing of the first volume of the Bukhari, and so on. So my time now, instead of research, verification, and grading as weak, is occupied with printing, verifying the experiments, and placing the indexes, and the like. And this takes us time and effort. If we had presented everything ready for print, we would not have been able to follow up on these projects.
The questioner: Perhaps others can help you, O Shaykh, meaning, especially in the issues of the indexes, meaning, perhaps Umm Abdullah in the fifth volume wrote a good introduction.
The Shaykh: She is helping me now.
The questioner: May Allah reward her with good, may Allah bless her, she wrote a good introduction.
The Shaykh: What did you learn?
The questioner: That, meaning, there are five volumes, because it is known in the market that there are five Sahih and four Da'if.
The Shaykh: Yes, and the fifth is under print.
The questioner: "Al-Da'ifah."
The Shaykh: Ah, and the sixth of the Sahih is under print.
The questioner: Good, because the young people who know about it ask, and they are ready copies at home, meaning.
The Shaykh: What are they?
The questioner: "Al-Da'ifah" and "Al-Sahihah."
The Shaykh: What Allah willed, about 13 volumes.
The questioner: Volume, okay, the reason for the delay, O Shaykh.
The Shaykh: The delay.
The questioner: Review.
The Shaykh: There is no room for following up, neither in terms of printing nor in terms of verification. It has been months since I have been busy or occupied with the verification of the notes and the indexes of the sixth volume of the Sahih, and the indexes and verification of the notes of the third volume of "Mukhtasar al-Bukhari," and the re-printing of the first volume of the Bukhari, and so on. So my time now, instead of research, verification, and grading as weak, is occupied with printing, verifying the experiments, and placing the indexes, and the like. And this takes us time and effort. If we had presented everything ready for print, we would not have been able to follow up on these projects.
The questioner: Perhaps others can help you, O Shaykh, meaning, especially in the issues of the indexes, meaning, perhaps Umm Abdullah in the fifth volume wrote a good introduction.
The Shaykh: She is helping me now.
The questioner: May Allah reward her with good, may Allah bless her, she wrote a good introduction.
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