Its chain of transmission is known as san'ad and it was first compiled by the prompting of Omar Bin Al-Khatab.  
Its chain of transmission is known as san'ad and it was first compiled by the prompting of Omar Bin Al-Khatab.  Divided into isnad and matn traditions, some of its more famous compilers include Tirmidhi, an-Nasai, and Abu Dawud, though its most famous is probably its originator Imam Bukhari.  The term for this text is also a synonym for sunna, the normative customs of the Prophet and his companions.  Second only to the Qu'ran in importance, FTP, identify this collection of Muslim texts that include the sayings and deeds of Muhammad.
Its chain of transmission is known as san'ad and it was first compiled by the prompting of Omar Bin Al-Khatab.  
hadith