Sahih Muslim — Volume 4
Compiled by Imam Muslim ibn al-Hajjaj (204–261 AH), a student of al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim is the second of the two most authentic hadith collections. It is especially valued for the care taken in arranging narrations by topic and for preserving the exact variations in wording between different chains.
- narrations
- 1,115 narrations
- chapters
- 17 chapters
- translation
- EN + UR translation
Chapters in Volume 4
1,115 narrations organised into 17 chapters, exactly as the compiler arranged them.
- 01The Book of Marriage167
- 02Introduction13
- 03The Book of Suckling84
- 04The Book of Divorce86
- 05The Book of Invoking Curses27
- 06The Book of Emancipating Slaves30
- 07The Book of Transactions157
- 08The Book of Musaqah178
- 09The Book of the Rules of Inheritance23
- 10The Book of Gifts41
- 11The Book of Wills31
- 12The Book of Vows17
- 13The Book of Oaths88
- 14The Book of Oaths, Muharibin, Qasas (Retaliation), and Diyat (Blood Money)56
- 15The Book of Legal Punishments70
- 16The Book of Judicial Decisions28
- 17The Book of Lost Property19