Holy hadiths

Translation

The fortieth holy hadiths. A book written by the imam and hadith scholar Ali bin Muhammad, known as Mullah Ali Al-Qari. His letter included forty holy hadiths, most of which were selected from the authentic ones, but it was not devoid of weak ones, and two hadiths leaked into it. Ibn al-Qayyim al-Jawziyyah went on to say that one of them is false, and that he is one of the Israelites, which is: God Almighty said: Whoever is not satisfied with My judgment, and is not patient with My affliction, let him seek a usury equal to Me. He said: Abu Ishaq Al-Huwaini: It is strange that the authentic sacred hadiths, despite their abundance, have been mentioned in this book by the author, despite his permissibility, eleven weak hadiths out of a total of forty, and this indicates the degree of his criticism, especially since he authenticated most of them, with the clarity of their reasons.