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here are 7563 Hadees in Sahih Bukhari with repetitions & (Without repetitions however, the total number of Hadees are around 2600) & it is divided if 97 parts (Books).Each part (book) has many chapters. It is compiled by Abu Abdullah Imam Muhammad Al-Bukhari (d.256 AH/870 AD) (r.a.). He is known as the Amir al-Muminin in the field of Hadees. He was born on the day of Juma (Friday) the 13th of Shawwal 194 (A.H.). His father passed away in his childhood. At the age of sixteen after having memorized the compiled books of Imam Wakiy and Abdullah Ibn Mubarak, he perfomed Hajj with his elder brother and mother. After the completion of Hajj he remained in Makkah for the further two years and upon reaching the age of eighteen headed for Madinah, for compiling the Books “Qadhayas-Sahabah wa at-Tabi’in” and “Tarikh al-Kabir”. Imam al-Bukhari also travelled to other key centers of Arabia in search of knowledge like Syria, Egypt, Kufa, Basra and Baghdad.

Imam Bukhari (r.a.) first started listening and learning Hadees in 205 A.H., and after getting benefitted by the Ul-mas (scholars) of his town he started his travels in 210 A.H. His memory was considered to be one of a kind; after listening to a Hadees he would repeat it from memory. It has been known that in his childhood he had memorized 2000 Hadees. There are many books compiled by him, it took a period of 16 years to gather the Hadees and to write the Sahih Bukhari, which sets the date back to 217 A.H. in which he started the compilation; Imam Al-Bukhari (r.a.) being merely 23 years of age. Before he actually placed a Hadees in his compilation he performed ghusl (bath) and prayed two Rak’ah nafl and did Dua asking Allah for guidance. He finalized each Hadees in the rawdah of Masjid An-Nabawi ﷺ (between the Prophet ﷺ’s grave and his mimbar) and wrote the Hadees in the Masjid. Only after being completely satisfied with a Hadees he uses to place it in his collection.

Sahih Muslim is a collection of Hadees compiled by Imam Muslim Ibn Al-Hajjaj Al-Naysaburi(r.a.). His collection is considered to be one of the most authentic collections of Sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ, and along with Sahih Al-Bukhari forms the “Sahihain”, or the “Two Sahihs”. It contains roughly 7500 Hadees with repetitions, in 57 Books (parts) plus introductoru part. (Without repetitons however, the total number of Hadees are around 3033).

Imam Muslim’s full name was Abu Al-Husayn Muslim Ibn Al-Hajjaj Ibn Muslim Ibn Warat Al-Qushayri Al- Naysaburi (206-261 AH/821-875 AD). Imam “Muslim”, (as his nasba shows) belonged to the Qushayr tribe of Arabs from a higher family. He was born in Naysabur (Nishapur) in 206/821. His parents were righteous people who left such an indelible impression on his mind that he spent his life as a God-fearing person adn always adhered to the path of righteousness. Imam Muslim travelled widely to collect Hadees in Arabia, Egypt, Syria and Iraq; he came into contact with Imam Al-Bukhari and was inpressed with Imam Al-Bukhari’s knowledge, and he kept himself attached to him up to the end of his life.

He wrote many books and treatises on Hadees, but the most important of his works is the collection (Jami’) of his Sahih Muslim. He died in 261/875, and was buried in the suburbs of Nishapur.