10 - Edition edited by Sheikh Izzat Ubayd al-Da'as and Adel al-Sayyid in five volumes, with "Ma'alim al-Sunan" by al-Khattabi in its margin, in the year (1394 AH).
11 - Edition edited by Sheikh Muhammad Awamah, published by Mu'assasat al-Rayyan in Beirut, Dar al-Qiblah in Jeddah, and al-Maktabah al-Makkiyyah in Mecca, in the year (1419 AH).

Description of the photographed copies of the manuscript originals relied upon in this edition of the Book of Sunan

The First Copy:
It is a photograph of the manuscript original preserved in the Koprulu Library in Istanbul, under number (294/2), and we have designated it with the symbol (A).
It was copied by the hafiz Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani, may God have mercy on him, for himself. At the end of this copy appears the following text: "Copied for himself by the one in need of his Lord's pardon, Ahmad ibn Ali ibn Muhammad al-Asqalani, known as Ibn Hajar, and he completed it on Friday, the sixteenth of Rabi' al-Awwal, in the year eight hundred, in Zabid, a town in the land of Yemen—may God Almighty protect it—and praise be to God, first and last."
His age at the time of writing this copy was twenty-seven years.
At the end of the last folio's margin appears the following text: "Then I collated the final part on Saturday, the nineteenth of Dhu al-Qi'dah, in the year eight hundred and three." It is a complete copy, written in a clear naskh script.
Its number of folios is (327), including the Book of "al-Marasil," whose folios number thirty.