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The first parameter is the chapter/surah number, while the second parameter is the verse number

====Referencing Hadith====

To reference a hadith from [[Template:Bukhari|Bukhari]] type: <code>{&#123;<nowiki>Bukhari|#|#|#}}</nowiki></code> The first parameter is the volume number, the second parameter is the book number and the third parameter is the narration number.

By default, this will create a link using the USC-MSA hadith referencing system.

You can cite a hadith using its Dar-us-Salam reference number (as found in the Dar-us-Salam print edition of Bukhari) by adding an additional parameter with the value "darussalam".

The alternative referencing systems allow hadiths to be cited that did not appear within the USC-MSA collection. It also allows a specific hadith to be cited when there are multiple hadiths with the same USC-MSA number (a link using the default USC-MSA referencing system would display a list of hadiths in that situation).

To reference a hadith from [[Template:Muslim|Muslim]] type: <code>{&#123;<nowiki>Muslim|#|#}}</nowiki></code>

By default, this will create a link using the USC-MSA hadith referencing system.

You can cite a hadith by a single hadith reference number as found in the Dar-us-Salam print edition of Sahih Muslim by adding an additional parameter with the value "reference". Please note that this is not the square bracket number in the Dar-us-Salam edition, but rather the round bracket number for the hadith in the same book, which was devised by the Islamic scholar Fuwad Abdul Baqi. This is a number commonly used when citing hadiths in Sahih Muslim.

By default, this will create a link using the USC-MSA hadith referencing system. The USC-MSA (CMJE) partial collection for Abu Dawud only included roughly half of his hadiths.

You can cite a Sunan Abu Dawud hadith using the reference system found in the translation of the entire Abu Dawud collection by Ahmad Hasan (this translation is used by USC-MSA and other popular sites). You can do this by adding an additional parameter with the value "hasan".

By default, this will create a link using the USC-MSA hadith referencing system.

To do so type: <code>{&#123;<nowiki>Muwatta|#||#||arabic}}</nowiki></code> (note the empty 2nd and 4th parameters)