Imam Bukhari biography
Imam Bukhari's name is Muhammad, surname is Abu Abdullah. Father is Ismail bin Ibraham bin Ibraheem bin Mughira.
Imam Bukhari's great-grandfather was converted to Islam at the hands of Imam Jafi, the ruler of Bukhara.
Imam Bukhari born
Imam Bukhari was born on Friday 13th Shawwal ul Mukarram 194 AH corresponding to 19 July 810 AD in the city of Bukhara after Friday prayers.
His father was also a Muhaddith and a disciple of Imam Malik, but all future generations of Muslims will continue to pay tribute to Jamila for her efforts in examining the hadiths of the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, and then compiling them.
The number of teachers from whom he gained knowledge is said to be one thousand eighty (1080). Among them, Imam Ahmed bin Hanbal, Ali bin Al-Mudaini, Yahya bin Moin, Ishaq bin Rahawiya, Muhammad bin Yusuf, Ibrahim al-Asha'ath. Qutiba bin Saeed is particularly noteworthy.
Imam Bukhari age
Imam Bukhari died at the age of 61 years, 11 months and 18 days on Friday, 1st of Shawwal ul Mukarram 256 AH corresponding to 1 September 870 AD after Isha prayer in Khartang, which is located ten miles away from the city of Samarkand.
Imam Bukhari travel incident
Allama Ajluni has narrated this strange incident about his trust that once he was traveling on the sea and he had a thousand ashrafees with him.
A fellow traveler established his trust by increasing devotional practices. Hazrat Imam Bukhari informed him about his Ashrafees.
One day this friend of yours woke up and started crying loudly and said that my 1000 Ashrafees have been lost. So the search of all the passengers started. Hazrat Imam saw that I have ashrafees and they are one thousand.
In the search, I will definitely be accused of theft. And that was his purpose. Seeing this, the Imam referred the bag to the sea. Imam was also searched. But those ashrafees did not come to hand and the shipmen themselves blamed this crafty friend.
At the end of the journey, he asked Hazrat Imam about the Ashrafis and he said that I threw them into the sea. He said how did you bear the loss of such a huge amount. You answered the wealth of knowledge that I have lost all my life. And my trust, which is known all over the world, would I have wasted it by taking the accusation of theft upon myself. And it was not appropriate for me to trade my honesty, trust and confidence in exchange for these nobles.
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