Sahih Muslim (7 Vol. Set) 

Sahih Muslim is the most authentic book of Hadith after Sahih Al-Bukhari and contains 7,563 Ahadith. The Muslim Scholars have agreed that all of the Ahadith in Sahih Muslim are authentic. Thus, Darussalam realized the great benefit of publishing the full version of Sahih Muslim in the English language in the best presentation. Much care has been taken in rendering these Ahadith into a clear and simple style of modern English. This fine-quality edition of Sahih Muslim has been verified by Dar-us-Salam Publications extensively. Its translation has been checked several times as not only to avoid mistranslating but also to avoid misinterpreting the ahadith as done by many translators of the current times in order to rush the product to market or to their lack of understanding of the Arabic language. Unlike other publishers which leave you wondering about the meaning of the ahadith, the unclear wording has been explained in the brackets. There are also footnotes on bottom of some of the pages, when the term cannot be explained in the brackets. This edition of Dar-us-Salam is nice in that it starts off by drawing a life sketch of Imam Muslim. Then, it goes on to the introduction of Sahih Muslim by Imam Muslim himself where he explains the difference between different narrators and level of trustworthiness. This edition is also different from other publishers in that the text is side by side with Arabic so you have access to both English and Arabic at the same time. Furthermore, the book regarding reporting from the trustworthy narrators have been placed first while other books follow it. Moreover, the Arabic text contains full chain of narrators while the English only mentions the companion. Lastly, in keeping with the tradition of high quality printing, this edition of Sahih Muslim by Dar-us-Salam Publications is second to none other & made to last a long time, Insha Allah.

Between the position of Imam Muslim Islamic scholars drawn from many compliments thrown to him. Praise came from the teachers, the closest people, his disciples were also scholars who lived afterwards. In Tarikh Dimasyqi (89/58), narrated that Muhammad ibn Basyar, one teacher Imam Muslim, said: "There are four people who memorized the hadith of his most powerful in the world: Abu Zur'ah of Ray, Muslim Ibn al-Hajjaj of Naisabur Abdullah bin Abdirrahman Ad Darimi of Samarkand, and Muhammad bin Ismail from Bukhara ".

Ahmad ibn Salamah in Tarikh Baghdad (102-103/13) said: "I saw Abu Zur'ah and Abu Hatim Ar Razi put Muslim opinion in recognizing keshahihan masyaikh hadith than the other in their life time."

Told in Tarikh Dimasyqi (89/58), Ishaq ibn Mansur al Kausaz said to Imam Muslim: "We're not going to lose favor as long as God still turn thou among Muslims".

In Tadzkiratul Huffadz, Adz Dzahabi also praised Muslim Imam with the title: "Muslim Ibn al-Hajjaj Al-Imam Al-Haafiz Hujjatul Islam".

Imam An Nawawi in Sharh Sahih Muslim said: "The scholars agree on the greatness of Imam Muslim, priesthood, the role of magnitude in the science of hadith, cleverness in preparing this book, its primacy and its proof strength".