Al-Tayibi's Explanation of Mishkat al-Masabih, 13 Volumes - Overview: Al-Tayibi's commentary on Mishkat al-Masabih is considered one of the best and most extensive explanations of Al-Tabrizi's Mishkat al-Masabih. In it, he clarifies the meanings of obscure words, resolves complex grammatical issues, and presents the jurisprudential opinions of scholars derived from the hadith. "Al-Tayibi's Explanation of Mishkat al-Masabih," also known as "Al-Kashif 'an Haqa'iq al-Sunan," is an encyclopedic work explaining the Prophetic hadith, authored by Imam Sharaf al-Din al-Husayn ibn 'Abd Allah al-Tayibi (died 743 AH). This commentary is regarded as one of the most prominent explanations of Imam Waliy al-Din al-Tabrizi's "Mishkat al-Masabih." The book comprises 13 volumes and contains 4467 pages. It was first published in 1417 AH (2014 CE) by Maktabat Nizar Mustafa Al-Baz, under the verification of Dr. Abdul Hamid Hindawi. This commentary is distinguished by its in-depth analysis of hadith, with a focus on rhetorical and linguistic aspects, making it an important reference for researchers in hadith sciences and rhetoric. Al-Tayibi demonstrates great attention to clarifying the rhetorical meanings in hadith, using evidence from the Quran and poetry, and employing a dialogical style to make concepts accessible to the reader. The book covers a wide range of topics, starting from the Book of Faith, through the Books of Knowledge, Purity, Prayer, Funerals, Zakat, Fasting, and others, extending to the Books of Tribulations and the Day of Judgment. This commentary is considered a rich source for students and those interested in Prophetic hadith and its sciences. Dr. Abdul Hamid Hindawi's verification of Al-Tayibi's Explanation of Mishkat al-Masabih was of great importance, adding significant scientific and verification value to the book, manifested in several key aspects: He compared different manuscripts to present a text as close as possible to the original. He corrected errors that occurred in old copies due to scribes. He traced the hadith mentioned in the book to their original sources. He clarified the authenticity of the hadith (whether sound or weak), citing the opinions of scholars. He added footnotes and annotations to explain some ambiguous phrases. He clarified the meanings of difficult words and terms, especially those related to rhetoric and language. He focused on the rhetorical aspect for which Al-Tayibi was known, verifying linguistic citations from the Quran, Sunnah, and Arabic poetry. He linked the commentary to the original texts, enhancing the book's scientific value. He created scholarly indexes to facilitate researchers' access to various topics within the book. He organized the scientific material in a way that facilitates its study and benefit. Thanks to this verification, the book has become more accurate and closer to the form Al-Tayibi intended, making it a reliable reference for the study of hadith and Islamic rhetoric.