This Arabic-language digital reference presents hadith from the six major Sunni collections in a consolidated format, showing each report once and identifying the books in which it appears. Its core arrangement follows Ibn al-Athir’s Jami‘ al-Usul, with related collections and supplementary works also available. For each hadith, the site brings together its chains of transmission from al-Mizzi’s Tuhfat al-Ashraf, biographical information on narrators from Taqrib al-Tahdhib, and a grading attributed to the scholar who assigned it.

Explanatory material is drawn from established commentaries, including Fath al-Bari and Ma‘alim al-Sunan. Users can browse the hadith index, search the full text, explore chains of transmission, and filter results by collection, source, grading, or alphabetical order. Display options support reading the text with its narrator or viewing additional source details.

By organizing dispersed references around individual reports, the resource helps readers compare narrations and consult their transmission, evaluation, and commentary in one place