This precious work belongs to the great scholar Imam Bukhari. This valuable book, titled Al-Adab al-Mufrad, in which he compiled 1322 hadiths into 644 chapters with the aim of teaching Islamic morality and etiquette, draws attention with its rich content and arrangement. Imam Bukhari mentioned nearly half of the hadiths he included in this work in various chapters of his Al-Jami' al-Sahih. The fact that all of these hadiths, except for sixty-three, are present in the Kutub al-Sittah demonstrates that the author meticulously selected the hadiths in Al-Adab al-Mufrad as well. Translated with great care to facilitate the benefit of people at every level, this valuable work was read and checked from beginning to end by many qualified individuals. Thus, the possibility of potential errors was minimized. The chapter headings were written as concisely and clearly as possible. The chapter and verse numbers of the verses of the Quran mentioned within were specified. The meanings of the hadiths were conveyed literally, but ambiguous hadiths were provided with interpretations. Hadiths that are difficult to understand or could be misunderstood were explained in the footnotes. During the explanations, many sources were consulted, primarily the commentaries of the Kutub al-Sittah. This precious book is presented to you, our valued readers, by Semerkand Publications after such a long and meticulous preparation process.