The Strangest Names Narrated by Imam Bukhari And Their Narrations in the Six Books as Examples

Abstract

The importance of this research stems from its connection to the most prominent figure who wrote about the Prophet's hadith and its sciences: Imam al-Bukhari, may God have mercy on him. His book, "Sahih al-Jami'," remains a focus of scholarly interest and knowledge for scholars and students, who benefit from its study, analysis, reading, and other benefits. In this research, I wanted to shed light on the strangest names that were in its chain of transmission, through this book, in terms of the strangeness of the meaning, and the fact that they were names that were not famous in that period, so I dealt with them in terms of the linguistic meaning, the control of the name, the most famous of those who narrated from him, and the most famous of those who narrated from him, then I extracted his hadiths from the six books, and made each narrator a special card, and used scientific research to reach the results.