Al-Bazzar provided another route for the hadith (Three things are from rudeness . . . ). If we want to refer to it in the book, how should the reference be made?

The student : Here, my Shaykh, this hadith: to the end. And this is what Al-Bazzar is dealing with now, my Shaykh. He brought a route other than this one. So when you want to refer to it here in this book, how should the reference be made?

The Shaykh : What is this book, *Al-Irwaa'*?
The student : This is *Al-Irwaa'*, my Shaykh. Yes, here Al-Bazzar, after the hadith, I referred to it here by saying "Narrated by Al-Bazzar." I cited it to a page or a hadith number. Immediately after I finished with it, I wanted to search for the completion of this hadith and found it from a route other than the first one you referred to.

The Shaykh : Who is the narrator of this hadith? 'Abdullah ibn Buraydah. And where is 'Abdullah ibn Buraydah here?
The student : Here, my Shaykh, "Narrated to us by 'Abdullah ibn Buraydah."

The Shaykh : Okay, where is the second route?
The student : The second route is here, my Shaykh, the one from Anas, raised to the Prophet.

The Shaykh : Where is the hadith here? Yes, where is ?
The student : Here, my Shaykh, regarding rudeness, here Al-Bazzar says, "The third one is lost from me," which is this one.

The Shaykh : Allah knows best.
The student : And Allah knows best.

The Shaykh : Okay, where is this one that concerns us?
The student : It is not present here.

The Shaykh: Then.
The student : My Shaykh, now, assuming it is present, meaning I naturally, my Shaykh, I have been going around, I would like to say "route." If we assume that this hadith contains this third one, and this chain of narration comes to us other than the chain that is here, and you want to refer to it.

The Shaykh : We will add them.
The student : I understood, my Shaykh, but you say "from the route of whom."

The Shaykh : From the route of whom.
The student : Yes, in the chain of narration.

The Shaykh : We take the narrator who is the defect in the chain.
The student : Yes.

The Shaykh : It could be this ... Ibn Ayyub.
The student : It is so, my Shaykh. Yes, so we search at the defect in the chain and say "from his route."

The Shaykh: Yes.
The student : Because the search will be from him.

The Shaykh : Yes, that is right.
The student : May Allah honor you, my Shaykh.

The Shaykh: Amen.