Concept:Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī is the famous hadith collection in which ahadith are arranged according to chapters based on Islamic legal topics.
Explanation:Imam Bukhari did not compile his collection like ordinary books of narration.
While some scholars arranged ahadith by the names of narrators, al-Bukhari placed each hadith under a chapter that deals with a specific subject or ruling.
He gave his chapter headings great attention, so that scholars describe his headings as a sign of his deep knowledge of Islamic jurisprudence.
His Sahih is therefore a work of rulings that combines ahadith relating to worship, transactions, and daily life under appropriate chapters.
This method helps students to locate the prophetic guidance on any topic easily within each chapter.
This unique arrangement is one of the major peculiarities for which Sahih al-Bukhari is known.
Answer:The ahadith in Sahih Bukhari are sorted according to Chapters (Option B).