Sahih-i Bukhari (Arabic: صحيح البخاري) is the most famous name of the hadith book, whose real name is al-Jamiu's-Sahih but which is called by name such as Bukhari, Buhari-i Sharif in the name of the author (Imam Bukhari).
In the ninth century, Abu'l Abbas Zeynüd-Dîn Ahmed bin Abdi'l-Lâtif al-Shariq al-Zabīdī in Sahih Bukhari's "Et-Tecrîdü's-sarîh li-ahâdîsi'l-câmii-sahîh" He has gained a great deal of fame in terms of hüsn-i tertîb and tensik. The religion of religion was translated into Turkish by Zabîdî's religion. Sahih-i Buhârî Mentioned as Tecrīd-i Sarîh Tercemesi and Shirhi, published in 13 volumes.
