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The schema already supports that.
Look at: http://www.bayt-al-hikma.com/nawawi/hadeeth/1
The hadeeth is related by Bukhari (n°1), Muslim (n°4692) and Nawawi 
(n°1). In the database the hadeeth exists only once, and as the sanad 
can be found in Bukhari, all other books inherit this information.

For hadeeths that I haven't yet added in Bukhari or Muslim, I only put 
one rawi, as in this hadeeth: http://www.bayt-al-hikma.com/nawawi/hadeeth/2

About this, do you know any book in which we can find matching hadeeths 
in different books? For example, to know that Bukhari n°1 = Muslim n°4692.

sanad.png is attached again

wa salam

Mehdi Magnon
Administrator of the Sabily Project - Free Islamic Operating System (http://www.sabily.org)
Administrator of Bayt Al Hikma - Islamic resources and Hadiths (http://www.bayt-al-hikma.com)


Le 01/03/2012 22:43, Abdelmonam Kouka a écrit :
> Wa alaykom assalem,
>
> Good design, I think we will adopt it inshallah.
> Juste for the case of 40 Nawawi there is no sanad! there is only the 
> rawi and the book in which exist the hadith, exemple:
> "hadith 1: *On the authority of Omar bin Al-Khattab, who said : I 
> heared the messenger of Allah salla Allah u alihi wa sallam say 
> :Actions are but by intention and every man shall have but that which 
> he intended. Thus he whose migration was for Allah and His messenger, 
> his migration was for Allah and His messenger, and he whose migration 
> was to achieve some worldly benefit or to take some woman in marriage, 
> his migration was for that for which he migrated. related by Bukhari 
> and Muslim*"
>
> so we should find a solution to link this hadith from this book with 
> its equivalent in Bukhari and Muslim, we will need this option when we 
> will start adding books that explain the Hadith.
>
> 2012/3/1 jmehdi <jmehdi@xxxxxxxxxx <mailto:jmehdi@xxxxxxxxxx>>
>
>     assalamu alaykum,
>
>     Attached is the database schema of Bayt Al-Hikma .
>
>     The main tables are Book -> Kitab -> Bab -> Hadeeth
>     A book is a set of kitabs; a kitab is a set of babs; a bab is a
>     set of hadeeths.
>     Let's explain that with examples:
>     * "sahih bukhari" = book
>      - "1. The book of commencement of revelation" = kitab
>         - "1 How the Divine Revelation commenced" = bab
>            - Hadiths...
>
>     * babs are optional:
>      "Sunan Abu-Dawud" = book
>      - "1 Purification" = kitab
>         - hadiths....
>
>     * kitabs are also optional:
>      "40 hadiths of An-Nawawi" = book
>      - Hadiths....
>
>     Reference table (which contains Qudsi/Marfu/Mauquf... categories),
>     Reliability table (which contains Sahih/Hasan/... categories),
>     IsnadLink table (Musnad/Mursal/Muttasil...) and IsnadNature table
>     (Munkar/Mudraj) are not yet used.
>
>     Chains of transmettors are defined using: Hadeeth -> Sanad ->
>     Isnad -> Rawi
>     The Isnad table contains the list of Rawis with their position;
>     each hadeeth can have several chains, they are stored using the
>     Sanad table.
>
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