Did Al-Hakim document Abu Al-Nadr Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Yusuf Al-Faqih in terms of morals and worship, considering that he narrated over a hundred hadiths from him in Al-Mustadrak? Is Al-Hakim's documentation of a contemporary person preponderant? Did anyone other than Al-Dhahabi mention his classification of a mustakhraj on Sahih Muslim? Is Al-Mas'udi, the author of Tabaqat Al-Huffaz, trustworthy? Did anyone else besides Al-Hakim and Al-Dhahabi, such as Al-Bayhaqi or Al-Daraqutni or others, document him?
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As for the book "Al-Mustakhraj 'ala Muslim" by Abu 'Awanah, the mention of it by Al-Hafiz Al-Dhahabi suffices for its attribution to him. As for Al-Mas'udi (Ali ibn Al-Husayn), no book by this title has been found attributed to him, nor have any books been attributed to him in the works on the classes of memorizers (of ).
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