For starters, warrior zs doc has a pretty big lack of sources so i had to look every single claim up and find where it came from.
At the beginning of the doc he starts saying that "bukhari is not the word of God", which is irrelevant, because the fact that something isn’t stated in the Quran, doesn’t mean it didn’t happen, or that the statement is unreliable, the Quran is meant to be a book of divine guidance, not a biography or the prophets sayings and doings, that’s what the Hadith is for.
There are dozens of things not stated in the Quran, that are stated in the Hadith, Biographies and History Books, in fact 90% of his arguments are not from statements in the Quran.
He compares Bukhari, a book that is deemed as highly reliable and even second to the Quran by 85-90% of the Muslim population, to the ‘Gospel of Barnabas’, a 16th century forgery.
He misinterprets Bukharis methodology
"Imam Bukhari rejected 99 % of what he collected and called it pure lies and fabrication and accepted only 1 %."
Which just goes to show how strict and careful he was with the narrations that were included on his book, in addition, Bukhari did not call everything he rejected a "fabrication", certainly there must have been several lies amongst the hadith he rejected, but many of the ones he rejected simply did not hold up to his standards
He claims that "his criterion of assuming a hadith right or wrong were personal assumptions"
Ignoring that Bukhari had very rigorous methods of Isnad verification, why would he think that the book is deemed as second to the Quran by 85% of Muslims? Because bukhari would just “assume” who/what was trustworthy, and what/who wasn't?
if he did the most basic research he would find out that Bukhari's work was, in fact, not based off “Personal Assumptions” and this applies to all of the collections of Hadith in and outside of the six books, some might not be as reliable as others as their methods of verification may vary on strictness, but the authors definitely did not simply “assume” what was a lie and what wasn’t, they would often rely on early biographies of narrators at the time
While no human work is without its limits, Bukhari’s careful approach set a standard of reliability that few hadith compilers have ever matched
On top of that, this whole section is solely dedicated to Bukhari, but he doesnt criticise the other books which state Aishas age, such as Sahih Muslim, Sunan Abu Dawud, Sunan An Nasai, Sunan Ibn Majah and many others