B226 Sharh us-Sunnah: A Gift to the Reader in Annotation of the Explantion of the Sunnah 2 Vol.

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    This is the highly beneficial two volume work in explanation of the famous works by Imam al-Barbahaaree (d.329h) by the esteemed & noble Shaykh, Dr Saalih al- Fawzan. Its importance can be seen by virtue of its being compiled in the early times; as it is one of the books of the earliest Salaf – those who lived in the same period with the great Imams, acquired knowledge from them and reported their pure Aqidah (creed).

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