Al-Tahdhib is a significant work in Islamic scholarship, particularly in the field of hadith. Authored by Ibn al-Jawzi, it focuses on the classification and evaluation of narrators of hadith, aiming to distinguish between reliable and unreliable sources. This process is essential for ensuring the authenticity of the sayings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad. The term "Al-Tahdhib" translates to "refinement" or "purification," reflecting its purpose of refining the body of hadith literature. By scrutinizing the integrity and memory of narrators, Al-Tahdhib contributes to the preservation of Islamic teachings and helps scholars and students navigate the vast corpus of hadith.