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The book "al-Jāmi' al-Saghīr" which was authored by al-Suyūtī was distinguished of abundance of hadiths، with easy access to it، in an elaborate manner that are attributed to it as one of the sources that are well embroider with the sciences of the rulings of hadiths in terms of the authenticity or weakness. This، however prompted the scholars to compete among themselves on the interpretation and the explanation of the hadiths. Thus، one of the authoritative books on its exegesis is 'Faydhu-al-Qadīr' which was authored by al-Manāwī which covers all the required areas in the exegesis of hadith as well as the explanation. Nevertheless، this falls into many irrelevant imaginations. Ahmad al-Ghamārī explained it in his book 'al-Madāwī. The researcher in that used inductive and analytical approach، in comparison with other methods. He was able to reach a few results، the most prominent of which is the diversity between al-Ghumārī's methods and that of al-Suyūtī as well as al-Manāwī.This includes the distraught about the reason، and the judgment on the hadith of al-Ghamāri which was correct in most of it.
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