This book delves into a particular field of Hadith studies, focusing on abrogating and abrogated hadiths. It is considered one of the most significant works in this area. However, the book doesn't solely address the topic of abrogated hadiths but also compiles as many Prophetic traditions as possible that present apparent contradictions, whether they involve abrogation or not. The author seeks to resolve these contradictions through various means, such as identifying abrogation, reconciling differing hadiths, or strengthening one narration over another. Most of these traditions pertain to rulings and have been organized into various jurisprudential books and sections. This edition has been critically revised, offering an expansive and highly beneficial investigation. Author: Ibn Shahin al-Baghdadi. Editor: Karima bint Ali. Publisher: Dar al-Kutub al-Ilmiyyah, Beirut. Year of Publication: 2010. Number of Pages: 688. Volume: 1. Binding Type: Artistic. Paper Type: White. Print Colors: Single Color. ISBN: 978-2-7451-2926-0.