Ṭarīq and Ṭuruq: Chains of One Hadith

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• Sufyan transmits the intentions Hadith from Yahya ibn Sa'id in one chain; Malik transmits it from Yahya ibn Sa'id in another. Why are these two distinct ṭuruq?
• A learner says, “Sufyan, Malik and Yahya are three names, so our example shows three ṭuruq.” What is the mistake?
• Match each description with the appropriate term.
• If two chains share a narrator, they cannot be two distinct ṭuruq.
• A teacher keeps the same Hadith and the same sanad, but adds an English translation alongside Urdu. Does that addition alone create another ṭarīq?
• You are given two chains of a Hadith. What should you compare first to understand how their ṭuruq differ?