Kitab Adabul Mufrad

Al-adab al-mufrad (Arabic: ألأدب المفرد) is a book of hadiths collected by Muhammad bin Ismail bin Ibrahim or better known as Imam Bukhari who answers questions about the perfection of Muslim morality.[1][2][3] This book also contains some of the sayings of the companions of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ (atsar) and the tabi'in.

Al-Imam al-bukhari Rahimahullah, who is called by the scholars as Amirul Mu'minin fi'il Hadith, has written several books outside the Sahih Bukhori. Among them is a book known as "al-Adab al-mufrad".

This book contains the hadiths of the prophet and atsar of his companions on the theme of adab in Islam, about serving both parents, connecting ties of friendship, doing good to neighbors and other adab themes. Contains 1,322 hadiths divided into 644 chapters.

The work of Imam Al-Bukhari which contains a collection of hadiths about the manners and morals of a Muslim, a collection of Morals and Adab by the high priest of the Hadith Expert, namely Imam Abu Abdillah Muhammad bin Ismail al-Bukhari. It contains hadiths. Regarding our morals, we are guided to know how to eat, drink, get along with other people, treat parents, and so on.

In this book, Imam Al-Bukhari, collects various (prophetic hadiths that describe various forms) commendable qualities and adab that are needed by Muslim individuals when living and traveling, or manners that are needed when they are in the midst of family and neighbors and everything that is closely related to kinship and society.

By studying the best works of hadiths ever written by Imam Al Bukhari Rahimahullah, it is hoped that we will become more familiar with the true teachings of Islam, love the Prophet Muhammad, and practice what we already know in everyday life.