It is the most prominent books of the Prophet's hadith for Muslims among the Sunnis and the group. It was compiled by Imam Muhammad bin Ismail al-Bukhari, and it took sixteen years to edit, and he selected his hadiths from the six hundred thousand hadiths he collected. It is considered by them the healthiest book after the Noble Qur’an. (1) The book of Sahih Al-Bukhari is considered one of the books of the mosques, which contained all the chapters of hadith from beliefs, rulings, interpretation, history, asceticism, literature and others.

The book gained wide fame in the life of Imam al-Bukhari Farawi that more than seventy thousand heard it from him, and his fame extended to contemporary times and met with great acceptance and interest from scholars. His explanations alone amounted to more than eighty-two explanations.