Introduction to the Hanafi School of Islamic Law with Azhar Hussain

[@mindfulart2640]

We follow the Maliki School of Fiqh in Algeria but we believe in all four madhabs. It's always enriching to learn sth abt the other schools. May Allah (SWT) Have mercy on all the imams/scholars and Increase you brother Paul, and your honourable guests in knowledge and piety.

[@Muslim_Student]

They are all following one Deen, there is just different ways they use hadith and accept them.

[@YaminAlom]

The school of Imām Mālik is the closest of all schools to Hanafi School. 🤝🏽🤝🏽

[@نسيتكلمةالمرور-ذ5ب]

The same thing in Libya But for me , i follow both the Maliki & Hanbeli fiqh

[@hackrabiyah]

It makes life easier too :)

[@theghazalianway]

Did the ahlul bayr have a separate school is there any truth to the jafari and zaydi fiqh

[@rashidhussain1762]

As a student of the Hanafi school for over 2 decades, I can say with confidence and some authority, that this publication is by far the most comprehensive and thorough presentation of the Hanafi school to date - and it will take some beating too. It's indispensable for every English-speaking Muslim, Hanafi or otherwise.

[@blackyailo]

Essalamu alaykum my dear brother. Since I got an expert here, I'd like to ask if eating shellfish is straight haram or makruh in the hanafi school? I started practicing since ramadan and my parents are hanafi and so am I. I'm used to eat a lot of it where I come from, but a friend of mine told me that hanafis can't eat that.

[@yourfriends]

Should I only stick to the opinions of a single school? Or should I follow the opinion of another school if it is backed by a more authentic Hadith?

[@yourfriends]

@@blackyailoI think anything that comes out of the sea is Halal.

[@MGS87273]

​@@yourfriendsa layman should stick to one madhab and not cherry pick.

[@yourfriends]

@@MGS87273 do all scholars follow a madhab? Is it rude to ask a scholar for their madhab?

[@khairt1731]

Alhamdulilah. As a Hanafi i am delighted to see this subject being covered on your channel.

[@kb4432]

There's no doubt about it, Imam Abu Hanifa revived Islam. May Allah Swt have mercy upon him

[@jslj5774]

No he didnt, he lived during its golden age, many other from salaf were around!

[@shahriyarhaq3047]

This is sheer dogmatism. It is recommended, we believers avoid such attitudes,as it promotes negativism.

[@ZloB1N]

Salam from Central Asia, where Hanafi madhab is dominant. We accept all 4 schools of ahlu Sunna wal Jamaa.

[@husniolama8283]

Thank you BT for selecting "diverse," interesting and informative subjects.

[@edwinwandai]

I recently was blessed with a daughter, I named her Hanifah.. now I'm Abu Hanifah.. not much reason to want to listen to this but hey!! I'm sure it's gonna be something especially given that I'm an East African where Shafi is the dominant madhab. Jazaak Allah khayr

[@yojan9238]

A South East Asian Shafie, here...

[@edwinwandai]

@@yojan9238 Ma shaa Allah! May Allah accept from all the Muslims aameen I feel like you're more knowledgeable on the issue, because for me I'll be honest and say I'm only Shafi because I come from a community that claims to be so hehe. I should learn more in shaa Allah.. May Allah guide us all and protect us from ignorance aameen

[@yourfriends]

@@yojan9238you should rather say that I am a Muslim, unless you are a student

[@MuhammadAli-hr1bj]

I recently visited the Great Imam Abu Hanifa's shrine/ Mosque in Baghdad. An absolutely mesmerising place.

[@aeejazkhan]

May Allah give rise to the people on Madhiab of Alhul Sunnah wa Jamaat. Aameen.☝️

[@bakhtiyarjanmullajonov8838]

Ameen

[@merciless4029]

As a person who follows imam Abu hanifa’s (RA)teachings I’m going to enjoy this one

[@abidrahman2636]

Imam Abu Hanifa told us that if there's an authentic hadith, we should follow that. Imam Abu Hanifa said a woman can marry without her guardian's permission but according to authentic hadith if a woman marries without permission from her guardian then the marriage is invalid. At the time of the imam, hadith was not as easily accessible like now, something to keep in mind. That is why even though the majority in my country follow Hanafi madhab, I try to follow hadith if I find major contradictions between hadith and madhab. Imam Abu Hanifa is indeed a pious and good Muslim, there's no doubt about it.

[@Main-event_Muhammad024]

​​@@abidrahman2636, Yeah, the Hanafi school of thought does hold the same position as Imam Nauman Bin Thabit Abu Hanifah (رحمه الله) as regards the marriage without a guardian approving of it, yet consider it not to be encouraged. You got it wrong: there's no edict of Imam contradicting the genius of one Hadith, unless there's another; a similar Hadith backing it up! Get it right! Do not scroll around pasting the same unacademic comment elsewhere under the same video, either!

[@abidrahman2636]

@@Main-event_Muhammad024 If a hadith is considered authentic by all knowledgeable and renowned scholars, why do we need another hadith to back it up? I posted the same reply to different people because I've seen some people clinging to madhab so tightly that they value their imam's opinion above hadiths. How can we allow something if a hadith explicitly forbids it? Please kindly watch sheikh Assim Al Hakim's answer on youtube on the topic of why some fatwas of Hanafi madhab contradict hadith. It's an unbiased answer. Again, I follow Hanafi madhab, but I follow the hadiths if there are contradictions such as the one I mentioned earlier.

[@thelastuniversalist]

@@abidrahman2636 short answer it is a matter of the varying ways to fundamentally understand İslam which we call usul. the argument that abu hanife(ra) couldn't access many hadiths is wrong because there are many examples of Hanafi scholars who dismiss authentic hadith because of the fact that there is a contradiction. there are hadiths that contradicts and there are hadith must be explained in a correct way in order not to become isis. it is a matter of methodology.

[@aeejazkhan]

​@@Main-event_Muhammad024 Either he don't know or he is trying to fool you(without mentioning you context that Scholars like Abu hanifa Ahmed and Shafii were referring to their students not to layman) What did they said for common people who can't do ijthad: IMAM AHMAD SAID: IT IS NOT PERMISSIBLE TO CHOOSE [BETWEEN OPINIONS] EXCEPT FOR A PERSON WHO IS AN ALIM OF THE QUR'AN AND SUNNAH, THAT WHEN A MATTER ARISES, HE IS SOMEONE WHO LOOKS INTO THE MATTERS AND LIKENS THEM TO THE QUR'AN AND SUNNAH. العدة ٣ / ١١٣٦، المسودة ٢/ ٦٤٣] And their are numbers of proof too from even ibn Tammiyaah but this people become blind and Deaf becz they are taught to do layman's ijthad by read some hadith which has no basis in Islam.

[@asimmahmood9934]

This book is a phenomenal piece of work. 900+ pages of everything you need to know in your daily fiqh lives. At £30 for this size of work considering the costs of today, is a bargain. A work that is a must for every household Insha’ Allah.

[@Rashidiill]

Is it on Amazon?

[@sara-sn6lz]

Linked in the description

[@W67w]

I'm not Hanafi but the more I learn, the more my appreciation for the Hanafi school grows

[@fiqhonomics]

I am shafi by association (revert) but am very attracted to Hanafi madhab

[@iSpeakNothingButLies]

⁠@@fiqhonomicsHanafi madhab is the most comprehensible and straight forward in its rulings, most reverts become shaa’fi due to the online Islamic scene mostly being funded by either Hanbalis or Shaafis, nothing wrong with any of them but the creeds is where we differ.

[@yojan9238]

​@@iSpeakNothingButLieswhat differ? The Shafi'is follow Ash'ari, the Hanafis follow Maturidi. Roughly both are the same creed (aqeedah).

[@yojan9238]

​@@fiqhonomicsall 4 mazhab are good. I'm a Shafie because it's the main school in the country and all the learning centers taught Shafie fiqh. Jamaat Tabligh madrasah in my country, taught Shafie and Hanafi fiqh because the Jamaat Tabligh came from India. They taught Shafie because its the proper way, respecting the local population mazhab and their ways. Different from the Wahhabi, coming to change the ways of the local mazhab.

[@W67w]

​@@iSpeakNothingButLies Can you elaborate why you believe the hanafi school is most comprehensive and straightforward? Jazakhallahu khayr

[@odeebob7826]

Your profound insights are greatly appreciated, brothers. Thank you for sharing such valuable information.

[@abdar-rahmanhussain2755]

Phenomenal piece of work! Definitely one to add to the collection InshaAllah!

[@alib7489]

As a lifelong Hanafi Madhab follower, I'm very excited about this one Paul

[@abidrahman2636]

Imam Abu Hanifa told us that if there's an authentic hadith, we should follow that. Imam Abu Hanifa said a woman can marry without her guardian's permission but according to authentic hadith if a woman marries without permission from her guardian then the marriage is invalid. At the time of the imam, hadith was not as easily accessible like now, something to keep in mind. That is why even though the majority in my country follow Hanafi madhab, I try to follow hadith if I find major contradictions between hadith and madhab. Imam Abu Hanifa is indeed a pious and good Muslim, there's no doubt about it.

[@aeejazkhan]

​@@abidrahman2636 Get a life cntrl +c cntrl + v They were referring to their students who themselves were scholars checkmate now go and sleep 💤.

[@silat-dl9lh]

@@abidrahman2636Allah bless you my brother, but this is not the correct understanding of the statement. It is not simply any sahih hadith without study of all other hadith and their context on the same subject, as well as the statements of the salaf of how THEY understood the hadith. Also to think Abu Hanifa or any of the imams of the madhahib didn’t know a hadith existed is naive. The imams knew many sahih hadith but chose a different opinion for their own reasons based on their level of knowledge, which we cannot come close to. For example imam Malik would prefer to fast on Fridays even though there is a sahih hadith to say it’s not good to, because He saw the ‘ullamah of madina who some were themselves the salaf fasting on Fridays. So in the Maliki school the sunnah of ahlul madina would take precedence over a single sahih hadith. The imams all reasoned and came to their rulings based on sound evidence. To follow any of them is following sunnah. To start picking and choosing without being a mujtahid imam ourselves is a bid’ah. This has never been done in the history of Islam until now…I sincerely advise you to sit with the scholars and ask your concerns and for the evidence on any ruling before you choose your own just because you saw one sahih hadith which seems to mean what you think it does. May Allah guides us all

[@zafster22]

@@abidrahman2636 Are you saying we should not do ‘taqleed’ of a trusted and accepted source - but we should follow authentic Hadith? Now please tell me how we know a Hadith is authentic without doing taqleed of a trusted source and following someone’s opinion on whether a Hadith/narrator is authentic?

[@نسيتكلمةالمرور-ذ5ب]

@@zafster22 I think you didnt understand what he's triying to say

[@sajadiqbal7866]

MashAllah, an amazing piece of work. 👌

[@muhammadhussain-zw2tz]

MashAllah, a brilliant insight into the hanafi school. Definitely going to purchase the book. Excellent video thank you Paul.

[@hasanhussain1248]

Brilliant book MashaAllah

[@ishtihar5946]

Mashallah excelente work 👍👍👍👏

[@islamadam8502]

As a learner of the Hanafi jurisprudence I thank you for this episode ❤💐 Hanafi Madhab is a very deep and tremendously vast discipline 😎

[@MoeedKhan1979]

Wow. Such a great video on Hanafi school of thought ❤❤❤

[@Azamkhan-yv5th]

May Allah bless all the 4 Imaam ❤❤❤❤

[@WantToKnow-b1c]

جزاكم الله خيرا Very informative indeed

[@inconvenient-truth99]

Wonderful discussions! Jazaakumullaahu khairan brother Paul

[@pindigheb100]

Excellent, was needed

[@KtKo0t]

Allahumma barik

[@ХикматллоЗакиров]

Ассаламу Алайкум ВарахматуЛлахи вабаракатуху. Из Москва. Тут Татары в РФ. Ханафитского школа придерживаться. И все страны средней Азии. Бывший ссср.

[@RosewiththornsRWT]

Fascinating! Thank you!

[@myousuf13]

jazakumullahu khairan kasiran kasira fid darain

[@PaleBlueDot711]

Im gonna watch complete video as I follow Hanafi school.

[@ХикматллоЗакиров]

БаракаЛлаху фикум

[@mohammadalam7536]

Paul, could you present an academic critical comparative analysis of all four schools of thought.

[@aacc5984]

very well said

[@radiance2965]

Those who say " Sects/schools are haram" are in a great contradiction. These people act according to Shafi'i, Hanafi, Maliki or Hanbali fiqh without even realising it:) In our mosques in Turkey, our Shafi brothers and sisters and Hanafi brothers and sisters pray together and each of us follows our fiqh (even though our state is Hanafi). If there was a person who would do separatism and extremism, we would condemn him. Unfortunately, in our country, hadith deniers (i.e. Quranists) cause fitna and do not accept sects, and these people only attack Muslims and increase the number of disbelievers and discourage people from religion. Read, brothers and sisters, the first commandment of Allah is to *_read._*

[@VolatileHunter2]

I just learned that hadith were written by some people that lived 200 years after the Prophet died. Written statements by a human chain. Allah knows best but if it doesn't compliment the Quran it's not something to hold that high. It's wisdom in those stories but it will never be a full rule book like the Quran. Praying is something the Prophet did a lot, so there is no issue about certain things the messenger of Allah used to do because otherwise it would be dissolved in no time. That's why they argue about hadith. It's not a strong foot hold as the Quran.

[@fatihozturk7840]

@@VolatileHunter2 the Quran is compiled by the same people after prophets dead. 98% of all hadith are from the approx 100-200 sahabe that were the closest to the prophet p.b.u.h. Our prophet himself did teach students on religious affairs, the reason why it was written after 200 years has less to do with authenticity.

[@jamalabdulmajid5815]

Schools of thought in my understanding i not a sect, maliki, hanafi,shafiee, hambali themselves never though of sect, they are the teacher which everyone take their knowledge from even 2 of them are teacher and student,

[@نسيتكلمةالمرور-ذ5ب]

@@VolatileHunter2 The people who transmitted the Qur’an to us are the same ones who transmitted the Sunnah to us Your rejection of a single authentic and sahih hadith from the Messenger Muhammad is a sin and disobedience to him, and the Messenger’s words are obligatory and not optional. When God sent the Messenger, he did not send him in vain to play, but rather sent him to be followed and obeyed.

[@abdurrazzak2970]

Masha Allah.

[@eldamyofarisstandaliss9677]

salaam aalaykum Thank you so much for this video! I love abu Hanifa and his story, even if I'm more familiar with the Shafii fiqh. But I think this fiqh (hanafi) is the one we need nowadays.

[@wonderfulcreations3139]

Triumphs over falsehood.

[@Bism_illaah]

Salam brother Paul Pray you're well. Please consider developing a weekly email newsletter that perhaps gives brief bullet points of your key and rich learnings of Islam as you develop through these videos. I imagine it will be of benefit to many.

[@idolwrecker]

alhamdolilah over whelming majority of sunni muslims are hanafi. and we consider all four fiqhas as right ones.

[@syedshehzad1520]

@ Blogging Theology, it would be good if you could arrange conversation with Shaykh Shukrov Atabek as he is specialized in Islamic subjects especially Hanafi Methodology. Looking forward to seeing him on your channel.

[@نسيتكلمةالمرور-ذ5ب]

I follow the Maliki & Hanbeli fiqh ❤

[@abdullahkhan-qk3lk]

Masha'Allah Tabarakallah

[@veenakhaleque8152]

There is one Islam, one Qur'an, and one Allah

[@Muslim_Student]

There is One Quran, and Allah is one. ❤

[@عبدالعزيزنصيف]

السلام عليكم If you plan on doing the same with other schools, i suggest you do an episode about the hanbali school with shaykh hamad al-surayh

[@aacc5984]

yes all 4 equally

[@AC_Milan1899]

The numerous comments on here not understanding the concept of methodology underlines why the current state of the ummah is what it is.

[@Muslim_Student]

What do they say?

[@not_mybrother7705]

The things about introducing explicit matters to children is that when it is done in a clinical way it sets the tone as these are facts. When they are left to have these matters introduced to them as props for comedy or some bigged up secret then they have to unlearn than previous mindset. I think the educated approach helps them approach themselves and others with more understanding and respect. All my opinion.

[@Emma_Junaid_Claire]

I'm not going to talk in Detail but just want to summarize that Numan Bin Sabith who goes by the name of Imam Abu Hanifa" was the most intelligent person on face of earth after the Sahaba... Sahaba were the most nearer and closer people to the prophet Muhammad SAW and after the Sahaba no one can even get closer to Imam Abu Hanifa...almost 50% of the muslim world follows his Fiqh...So better to follow his Fiqh...Imam Abu Hanifa got the knowledge directly from Ashab e Rasool. He was Ta'abi.

[@abidrahman2636]

Imam Abu Hanifa told us that if there's an authentic hadith, we should follow that. Imam Abu Hanifa said a woman can marry without her guardian's permission but according to authentic hadith if a woman marries without permission from her guardian then the marriage is invalid. At the time of the imam, hadith was not as easily accessible like now, something to keep in mind. That is why even though the majority in my country follow Hanafi madhab, I try to follow hadith if I find major contradictions between hadith and madhab. Imam Abu Hanifa is indeed a pious and good Muslim, there's no doubt about it.

[@thelastuniversalist]

great explanation brother! Abu Hanifa(ra) was the imam of imams indeed.

[@privatei5334]

​@@thelastuniversalistopinion of only the Hanafis. Think before you speak.

[@privatei5334]

Where did the other Schools of thought get there Knowledge. Think before you speak.

[@Emma_Junaid_Claire]

@@privatei5334 Hey Brother! All the four Imams are in our hearts. We love them more than our lives. But Imam Abu Hanifa lived almost in Sahaba for 30 to 40 years. His Fiqh is closely related to Hazrat Abdullah Ibni Masood Razi Allaho Anho...Malik Ibni Ana's was almost 15 years junior to him...and the other two Imams Imam Shafi and Imam Ahmad Bin Hanbal were the students of his students... Imam Muhammad was the student of Imam Abu Hanifa and Imam Muhammad was the teacher of Imam Shafi. And Imam Shafi was the teacher of Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal...we love all of them but it's the well of God. Some people are more knowledgeable than others. All the prophets of God are in our hearts and all of them were knowledgeable but Prophet Muhammad is on top of the list... I didn't mean to degrade others but I was only telling that God bestowed Imam Abdu Hanifa another level of knowledge. That's why his teachers titled him Imam e Azam And Imam Abu Hanifa. He didn't choose these titles for him. He was awarded with these titles by his great teachers but the level of his understanding was extraordinary. ❤❤❤

[@54446amir]

Assalamualiqum Brother Paul, Just wondering when you will bring Dr Ataie again next. We love to listen to him and his scholarship.

[@Upper-Moon-One]

As-salāmu ʿalaykum wa-raḥmatu -llāhi wa-barakātuhū. Thank you for video. Please consider adding French subtitles to your videos. I speak French, and while I enjoy watching your videos, the automatic translation provided by KZbin is poor.

[@BloggingTheology]

wa alaikum assalam

[@786humaira1]

How do you make the YT to do the translation . Please explain if you can

[@Upper-Moon-One]

@@786humaira1 Hello. Actually, automatic translation concerns subtitles. If you want to do automatic translation, you have to long-press on the subtitles icon [cc] at the top right of the video interface. Then, the automatic translation option appears, once you have clicked on it, you simply choose the language in which you want the translation to be done. The translation of subtitles is more or less successful depending on the content of the videos. On religious subjects, it is mediocre because several Muslim terms are not necessarily perceptible by tools and computer data. Moreover, the translation of subtitles becomes even more mediocre if the voices are fast. It takes courage to understand and follow well. That's why some include official, well-written subtitles in their videos. It's essential for the understanding of other people who do not necessarily speak the language in which the video is made, like me, who speaks French.

[@Harry-bw2xj]

And a sign for them is the night: We withdraw therefrom the Day ,and behold they are plunged into darkness;…. Quran (36/37)

[@Portofino67]

Alhamdulillah ❤

[@myousuf13]

میرے اعمال کا بدلہ تو جہنم ہی تھا میں تو جاتا سرکار ﷺ نے جانے نا دیا (grand mufti of india rahmatullah alaih) my action's reward was hell i must have went master ﷺ didn't let go

[@HA554N]

Which grand mufti? Name please?

[@myousuf13]

@@HA554N مُحمد مصطفی رضا خان بریلوی رحمۃ اللہ علیہ

[@alkhayracademy]

will you do the other madhabs also?

[@not_mybrother7705]

In the point of not addressing Father or husband by name. It then said about their rights over them. Rights are not like supremacy like it is in the west or fiction, in Islam rights are also responsibility. Addressing with notable respect and being addressed with notable respect is like a reminder to both parties about the responsibilities as well as the respect for effort to fulfil and be accountable for those responsibilities.

[@عبدالله-ن6ه2ص]

Try to discuss academically the book Minhaj al-Sunnah by Ibn Taymiyyah, which is the most important book in Shiite criticism. I think Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al-Dimashqiya is the best at discussing this book. The book “The Fundamentals of the Twelver Doctrine” by author Nasser Al-Qaffari is one of the most important books that led to the guidance of one of the famous Shiite sheikhs in Iraq, and it is one of the most famous critical books on the foundations of the Shiite faith. Perhaps discussing these books will help common English-speaking Shiites understand their religion, because many Shiites do not know the origins of their religion, which is contrary to the faith of the Sunnis and the community.

[@thelastuniversalist]

The amount of ignorance in the ummah makes me feel sad for the future and it explains why we are in a very bad situation right now. People can't even understand the necessity of methodology yet talk about Hanafi scholars dismissed authentic hadiths. I think we are not even in a situation that we deserve by ALLAH's mercy compared to how ignorant the ummah generally is. Day by day neo-salafi and wahabi discourse increasing unfortunately may ALLAH help us. Such wrong understandings created only beef and divisio among the ummah and created Isis and similars to it. When the scholars were highly qualified in Ottoman we were able to rule the world as an united ummah. Ottoman was Hanafi in sharia and gave us great results for hundreds of years.

[@putraswarga608]

Nice

[@ziconajm4670]

Anyone who prays north east in North America is not from hanfi school in any shape the hanfi school is so clear about the direction of prayer in North America is south east

[@TabiiWatch-ov2hz]

one interesting proof for hanafi school disapproving sea animals like lobsters and prawns, comes from the Bible - Leviticus 11:10, as I have read recently. This is a good example to back up the argument or admission rather found in the The Jerome Biblical 5:34 Commentary, regarding "Jewish Christianity died out, but born again with Islam". Very interesting, isn't it Paul?

[@dervaishkhanofficial]

This discussion is beyond my scope. I am low profile Muslim.

[@aprilsun8562]

Please can you say some more about taking medicines

[@mullanasreddinhodja]

Sir, your older thumbnails were far more beautiful than these AI generated ones.

[@muhammadtauseefrazzaq2429]

Kindly stick to the Qur'an and Sunna the truth the more you get involved with the different ways of the Imams the more the confusion. The Qur'an is so clear it clears up everything plus so much has been added to what the Imams said and thought.

[@privatei3]

If some hadiths are questionable, fiqh is even more questionable. Take it with a pinch of salt. Only the Quran is Devine.

[@najamulghanikhan]

How is different from ibn Rusd book and the book called Alhadiya

[@omarrthaHanafi]

Paul needs to become Hanafi in fiqh

[@sparephone8228]

I’m not a Hanafi and I actually believe Imam Abu Hanifa would not accept many of the rulings of the Hanafi school of thought down the centuries. I think the Ottoman Empire was much more flexible to fiqh, but eventually fell to taqleed. There is still a strong misunderstanding amongst the common lay Muslim between sharia and fiqh. Sharia is the sum of the nassus from the Qur’aan and authentic ahadith , while fiqh is the application of the nassus to legal situations.

[@samih2092]

“DO NOT CAUSE DIVISION IN DEEN ISLAM”. !!!

[@TheSlaveOfAllah1992]

In Islam, seeking knowledge is obligatory upon every Muslim. The 4 Great Imams, were upon the Manhaj of salaf-as-salih, however, they differ in *fiqh* issues, and never in 'Aqeedah. This Deen has been preserved and will stay like this until the day of judgment. Our advice is seek knowledge, read the books of the Salaf.

[@izharcohen4572]

4 madhab is not division don't be so ignorant

[@Aliya-gh2ec]

Actually, the spouse's name is not used or called directly by some South Asian communities in London, currently. You don't need to tell us that it's not needed in modern life. No one is forcing anyone to practice it, but there are subtleties which have developed over hundreds of years, so it's perfectly OK to not use the spouse's name. You don't need to pronounce a ruling on it to stop or dismiss it. It can be discussed, and it's up to families. Do you know what the purpose might be.not to call the spouse.by name ? Please research it before you make a ruling that it is outdated. It maybe beneficial.

[@sabrinashahab795]

Hannafis is the most liberal tradition among the Muslims. Their Fatwas show that like they did not ban ordinary Muslims from going to weddings with music . Neither did they call those people who have music in their weddings non-Muslims

[@izharcohen4572]

You still not wearing hijab don't say music haram

[@bd4645]

Show us the fatwa please.

[@LeMuseHere]

The Iraqi school he is speaking of is the Jafari school. Why now mention that Hanafi was a student of Imam Jafar al-Sadiq?

[@RayOfHope8]

❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🤲🤲🤲

[@abuakmal9618]

I'm an optometrist, and someone asked me if contact lenses invalidate the fast. I said yes if you eat it 😂

[@NEETtxt]

Respect every madhabs but hanbali is ❤

[@physicshuman9808]

سلام

[@lilekoe1]

I’m confused the part where he explained how back in the day it would be disrespectful to use your dad or husband‘s name but now it isn’t, how does that work? How is that part of the religion? Was that just a cultural thing? I’m confused as in my south Asian household, our community is brought up like that where we don’t say the elders name but now its taught that that isn’t Islamic so it doesn’t matter so now having just seen this vid I’m confused about it all.

[@tofayelahmad7949]

Btw who is Hanafi ? Probably we should start one called Kashemi 😂

[@SoldierofALLAH-lq2wt]

There are no sects in Islam. We should only follow prophet Muhammad and we are all Muslims

[@abidrahman2636]

Imam Abu Hanifa told us that if there's an authentic hadith, we should follow that. Imam Abu Hanifa said a woman can marry without her guardian's permission but according to authentic hadith if a woman marries without permission from her guardian then the marriage is invalid. At the time of the imam, hadith was not as easily accessible like now, something to keep in mind. That is why even though the majority in my country follow Hanafi madhab, I try to follow hadith if I find major contradictions between hadith and madhab. Imam Abu Hanifa is indeed a pious and good Muslim, there's no doubt about it.

[@aeejazkhan]

Old tactics to fool layman. He and Other Mujthaideen Mutlaq were referring to his student who themselves were independent of deriving ruling directly from Quran and Sunnah. What you are putting forward that it merely your interepration and understanding Scholars like Sheikh Uthamyeen was asked about this and he refuted this.

[@abidrahman2636]

@@aeejazkhan I am independent of deriving knowledge directly from Quran and Sunnah through my own research and others'. If you can't, I feel bad for your low intelligence. What is the condition for becoming imam Abu Hanifa's student, branding his name on our skins? I don't think you opinions would be favoured by the imam himself. It's a matter of sorrow that some madhab followers follow their imams to the point where they neglect authentic hadiths, like some shias blindly follow their imams. Please answer why Abu Hanifa permitted marriage without the woman's guardian whereas authentic hadith explicitly forbids it? As I said, imam Hanifa did not have as easy access to information as we do, so we can't blame him. But we can certainly blame his braindead followers.

[@malkjmyyl5747]

🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀 *BASIC QUESTION* *would you please* *Explain , what is the first & foremost commandment of Allah (SWT) after “kalmatu al ast sh haad” and where the same has been written in Al Quran al Azyym???* ☝ *اشھدان لا الہ الا الله وحدہ لا شریک لہ و اشھدان محمد عبد الله و الرسول الله* *in Arabic* ☝ *ما ھی الوصیت الاول و الاولٰی بعد کلمة الاستشھاد و این تکتب؟؟؟* *SSSS* 🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@kanizafsana4508]

There is no necessity of a follower of Hanafi,Shafi,Hanboli. I am a muslim follower of the great prophet Hazrat Mohammaed (sm). The holy Quran and sunnah are my recommended things

[@aeejazkhan]

Ofcourse it's not but it's best to follow Madhiab. In the name Quran and Hadith you merely follow your interepration. We follow the interepration of Salaf that's the difference.

[@aacc5984]

true

[@shqipemaloku881]

Yes! The religion of a Muslim is Islam according to the Qur'an, Hadith and Sunnah of our Prophet Muhammad a.s. Those who ignore the Qur'an and do not follow the Sunnah of Muhammad a.s, they are hypocrites.

[@mikhan5191]

The only ppl who are not required to follow one of the 4 Schools of Fiqh /Madhabs are Mujtahid Faqihs and these don't exist anymore.

[@izharcohen4572]

Don't be hypocrite, you follow Hadith but "authenticated" by albani, who the hell is albani then

[@AllKenTV.Official]

I wish you read the Books of a Great Indian Islamic Scholar Imam Ahmed Rida Khan's Book

[@aeejazkhan]

That guy don't even aligned himself with the Aqeedah of Abu hanfia fiqh is too far. May Allah guide you.

[@atiqsaddique8629]

Azhar actually uses Imam Ahmad Rida Khan’s works in his Sublime Gift, including his Jadd al-Mumtar…

[@AllKenTV.Official]

@@aeejazkhan Amen, May Allah Guide me. But from where you learned this type of fake. Your Wahabi Ulmaa's are making you fool. If you found any type of Bida'h or any kufr From any one of his books then let you show me your proof.

[@AllKenTV.Official]

@@aeejazkhan Please give me your proof that differ him ( Imam Ahmed Rida Khan) from Imam e Aza'm Abu Hanifa

[@Knowledge_Cast-o4k]

What about shia school of thought

[@Knowledge_Cast-o4k]

Why hanafi school of thought ... What about ahleybait

[@makalo]

'"Surely they who divided their religion into parts and became sects, you have no concern with them; their affair is only with Allah, then He will inform them of what they did." (6:159) -

[@khairt1731]

If youre implying Abu Hanifa R.A created a "sect" then youre mistaken. Seek repentance for slandering the imam. The sect you should be criticizing is the psuedo-salafis which are not part of the sunni tradition.

[@izharcohen4572]

​@@khairt1731thats why this community still claiming they are sunni but they don't follow our tradition, they still use our name

[@yawarhussain7219]

This is besides the topic but recently there has been a stabbing attack against a famous priest and his audience at a church in Australia in the name of Islam. We need to talk about this cancer, it is destroying the dignity of our noble religion more than any of our enemies.

[@BloggingTheology]

Nothing to do with Islam. Any more than the KKK has to do with Jesus.

[@yawarhussain7219]

@@BloggingTheology Thanks for replying. In its essence , it has nothing to do with Islam, nonetheless, just like the teachings of Moses are being twisted nowadays beyond recognition, the teachings of Muhammad are also being perverted by these demonic entities. If we do nothing we might loose everything. This is a very serious case of identity theft. Peace!

[@yawarhussain7219]

@@BloggingTheology Thanks for replying. it's naive to compare these attacks with KKK. We are failing to recognise that our Ummah is suffering from a serious case of identity theft. "Islamic terrorisms" is the biggest enemy of Islam. Just as the hadiths go we have something very nefarious going on within our ranks. Peace!

[@daoudaba1628]

The terrorists are often manipulated by western and Israilis secret services.

[@MohamudElmi-j9p]

Bro paul i learn from you you said suffi they give you ticket for the heaven kkkkk

[@SayedI313]

The best school of the four, and if you disagree you must be a hanbli

[@Muslim_Student]

Why is it the best? Also what's the difference between hanbali and hanafi, They are both muslims, both believe in Quran and Sunnah. So whats the problem? Why differentiate between them? Isn't it just a different interpretation of how to apply law from Quran as hadith?

[@aboselaiman]

ISLAM FROM QURAN ONLY

[@AllKenTV.Official]

Means no Hadith no Imam. Then if you are thinking islam is from quran only and not from the hadees then you are those who have been stucked in the Fitna of Muhammad Bin Abdul Wahhab Najdi

[@aeejazkhan]

Quran itself is a proof of hadith. Denying hadith as a holl itself is denying Quran which is kufr.

[@aacc5984]

@aboselaiman, and sunnah

[@zahidmuslim4110]

Most blind sets of ppl....may ALLAH Guides them... Who prefer so called human intellect of their sets of imams & scholars over Clear Text (Qur'an & authentic Hadith)

[@aacc5984]

Quran and sunnah come first always other just like me and u with human brain

[@privatei5334]

The Jews through The Taurah behind there backs. There rabbis in Babylon made laws which they took as there religion. The Muslims follow suite. 4 different mehrabs in Makkah each for the different schools of fiqh. Hold firm to The Book Of ALLAH and do not split up into different groups. Religion Islam, Title Muslim chosen by ALLAH.

[@zaidali651]

We should mostly be following only sahih hadees and what Quran says,

[@mikhan5191]

We Muslims are followers of the Qur'an Sunnah. NOT followers of Sahih Hadith books. There is a DIFFERENCE between the two!

[@zaidali651]

@@mikhan5191 munkareene hadees are munafiqeen, we even believe in hadees,

[@mikhan5191]

@@zaidali651 - we believe in Hadith yes BUT Sunnah is to be FOLLOWED - not what Hadith Books say UNLESS the hadith matches the Sunnah.

[@subym]

So are you going to follow Quran and Hadith based on your own interpretation and understanding? Of course not, that's why he have the 4 great imams who dedicated their entire lives to Islamic sciences and follow Quran and Hadith based on their understanding.

[@zeena599]

The question is , what madhab did our prophet peace be upon him and his companions follow?!! Personally , the whole idea of Muslims identifying themselves with one madhab or another ,is not acceptable , and it has many faults .

[@kb4432]

There's no devision. This is ahle sunnah wal Jamah. The majority of the ummah, 90 percent of it. If anyone wants to be an Islamic scholar, they cannot without first knowing the 4 schools of thought, in detail. It's a basic requirement.

[@zeena599]

@@kb4432 that’s your opinion, certainly not mine . And by the way, I’m not so keen on the idea of jamaa either !! They , along with the scholars are mere humans, and they can’t be immune from error or human prejudices . The only thing I follow without hesitation or requisitioning , is the word of Allah, and that’s of course is the noble Quran .

[@kb4432]

@@zeena599 The question of Jurisprudence goes deeper. In my opinion, it's part of Allah Swt's beautiful design for the Ummah. Example, the muslims of Malaysia/Indonesia chose Shafi Jurisprudence because of its leniency for all seafood whereas it doesn't matter for hanafis because most of their countries share land borders. Hanafi and shafi schools are more lenient that's why non Arabs adopted it. Hanbali and Maliki schools are less lenient for rules on wudu, Salah and fasting, that's why the people of the Islamic heartands chose it. There's so many beautiful examples I can give and it would fill volumes. One interpretation doesn't fit all as we are a truly diverse Ummah, Yet we are more united than any other in History. Its important to realise that we never fought any wars over it but accepted it under the umbrella of Islam. Our religion is dynamic and that's why it spread everywhere. The 7 qiraats of the Quran is another example of Allah Swt's beautiful design. Allah knows we have different languages and dialects and the qiraats make it easier to to learn Quran recitation accordingly. I hope this makes sense as I'm not very eloquent at writing.

[@aacc5984]

zeena599, agree

[@aacc5984]

@@zeena599 only Quran and sunnah

[@samih2092]

No fault of Abu Hanifa, but who start to follow someone annoyingly, So called learned SCHOLARS, caused the division in Islam.

[@saudmir24]

Muslims don't follow sects. Follow quran and hadees. Books of hadith aren't available to imam abu hanifa a big con in this sect. (Limited hafiths)

[@izharcohen4572]

Hadith bukhari and muslim and imam abu hanifa, which one came first?

[@saudmir24]

@@izharcohen4572 in this follow Prophet Muhammad pbuh. 🧠

[@saudmir24]

@@izharcohen4572 don't be idiot by this shit logic. My father came first and i came after who knows better to use a smartphone. Of course because i have access to its knowledge

[@meltedbrains433]

Please do not use AI-generated "Art" it shows one's lack of appreciation for artists

[@Muslim_Student]

What? No it doesn't, it's a tool to make art for non artists and artists alike.

[@ammadfsc4839]

What are the Hanafi, Hanbali, Maliki, and Shafi'i schools of Islamic law and thought? Why do they matter? Why do they exist 🤔 During the time of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) there were no sects or requirements like Hanafi, Hanbali, Shafi'i, etc.? Any attempt to divide Muslims by imams and sects to weaken Islam must be strongly condemned by those who believe in Allah and His Prophet (SAW). Our Prophet did not teach us about any sects. He emphasized the Quran and the Oneness of Allah. Quran itself condemned sects but still Muslims don't read QURAN and they are falling for sects.

[@jeewa7114]

These aren't sects. They're schools of jurisprudence. They don't divide people, unless maybe they're ignorant of what they are

[@ammadfsc4839]

@@jeewa7114 Ok... than why they aren't mentioned in any of Hadees or Quran if they are so important?

[@Rashidiill]

​@@ammadfsc4839How will you understand something which is not in Quran and Hadith? Like cigrate, or marriage. Or any other issue?

[@ammadfsc4839]

@@Rashidiill So we need some people called "saints" to follow? or we use ijhtihaad and our 🧠 brain and do our research? I think you guys misunderstood me ... I am not against the saints or imams ... I just wanted to say that people don't do their research on deen and put research work burden and trust on Molvis , Alim , Saints ,imams etc..

[@Rashidiill]

@@ammadfsc4839 First of all, I am not arguing with you. I am just doing a general discussion. I am 30 years old and had same view as your in my college days. When you say why don't we research ourselves. It becomes Subjective. We need people who are experts in these things. A doctor, a plumber or a barber can't get out of his life then start researching things. These are professionals. As an engineer myself who is expert in engineering can't go into fiqh. I simply don't have enough knowledge to understand some issues. People tried to do it. It created more division. For example salafis who did wonderful work. Then got further divisions.

[@A.--.]

If you swallow your sweat while working out breaks your wudu beacuse you could have prevented it by not working out. LoL 😂 Guys, the scholar will be one of the first 3 to enter HELL....they dont like to mention that hadeeth LoL 🤣

[@zahidmuslim4110]

Most so called hanafi (specific to grave-worshippers/ sufi/ deobandi/ tabligi) disbelief in ALLAH 's Raised over Al Arsh (befitting His Majesty). Abu hanifa (rah) made " takfeer " on those so called followers of his in his 'fiqh ul akbar' book !!!!!!

[@abidrahman2636]

Imam Abu Hanifa told us that if there's an authentic hadith, we should follow that. Imam Abu Hanifa said a woman can marry without her guardian's permission but according to authentic hadith if a woman marries without permission from her guardian then the marriage is invalid. At the time of the imam, hadith was not as easily accessible like now, something to keep in mind. That is why even though the majority in my country follow Hanafi madhab, I try to follow hadith if I find major contradictions between hadith and madhab. Imam Abu Hanifa is indeed a pious and good Muslim, there's no doubt about it.

[@aacc5984]

@@abidrahman2636 people must take knowledge fro all not to choose one and all become sects

[@abidrahman2636]

@@aacc5984 exactly, we should do our own research. Quran and Sunnah comes first. I'm not denying the importance of madhabs, but when Quran and/or Sunnah mentions a topic, we must follow that.

[@izharcohen4572]

What do you mean rise over arsh

[@aacc5984]

@@abidrahman2636 yes find out answer of issue from all 3 out of 4 said the same and our ALLAH SWT given logical mind confirms then yes i do like that

[@hamdard1445]

no hanfi shafi hmbali no other only firt prophet Muhammad saw

[@Ahle.haq0]

Most illetrate ghair muqalid be like:

[@eerievon2208]

so who does imam abu hanifah.. imam malik etc learned frm..? def not bin baz.. uthaymeen.. etc… classical scholars sacrifice their time n knowledge for normal people like u n me can understand the deen…

[@abdalazizariff5154]

LAWS COME FROM ALLAH ALONE. 8:22 The worst of created beings in the Sight of God are the deaf and the dumb, those who do not use their intellect. Inna sharrad dawaaabbi 'indal laahis summul bukmul lazeena laa ya'qiloon NO FRIDAY KHUTBA "Quran itself is the explanation and above all, God’s preemptive use of the very same terms the sectarians use for their sources as a warning. God describes the Quran as the “Best Hadith” Quran 39:23 and the “Best Tafsir” Quran 25:33 Let us not settle for less than the best that God has to offer.This whole sectarian mess can be traced to the curse of “different interpretations” notion. Quran cannot be interpreted differently if one were to stick to the Quranic guidelines of how to interpret the verses of the Quran found in the Quran itself.Islam is the ultimate do it yourself religion both on an individual level and community level. Islam is definitely not based on “reviews” of others, it is all about research and understanding of God’s words directly, using the God-given faculties of observation, reason, and logic. Failing to do so opens the possibility of being declared less than cattle by God Himself.Unlike the third parties review methodology, the reason and logic methodology have a huge advantage; besides the only methodology sanctioned in the Quran itself (in fact, detailed foolproof guidelines of interpretation of the Quran are embedded in the Quran as one would expect from a Divine message) anybody, Muslim or non-Muslim who uses these embedded guidelines will arrive at the same conclusion unless one breaks the established rules of logic, sound research, and rational thought.Since man has a forgetful nature, a few reminders." "Add to it the strange omission of the Friday Sermons and we are left with gaps that no God-fearing thinking person can ignore. While the Friday sermon is ubiquitous in the Muslim world today, it may come as a shock to many that out of an estimated thousand or so sermons reportedly delivered by the messenger of God, not a single sermon was committed to memory by any of the thousands of attendees and passed on. Given the scale and reach of these supposedly regular sermons, it is more than strange that the famed memory champions of the time could not manage a single complete sermon so that it could make it into any of the popular collections.These Friday sermons were the perfect opportunities for the recording of mutawatir reports, as the Quran demands. So if we ere to go with the famed memory champions narrative then it is not at all unreasonable to imagine that they were systematically pruned from all collections. The question is why?" "T ISLAMIC DAYS WERE SUPPOSED TO BE LIKE THIS [1-] (Yaum) al-Aḥad الأحد (first day)[2-] (Yaum) al-Ithnayn الإثنين (second day)[3-] (Yaum) ath-Thalaathaaʼ الثلاثاء (third day) [4-] (Yaum) al-Arba‘aa’ الأربعاء (fourth day)5- (Yaum) al-Khamīs الخميس (fifth day) [6-] (Yaum) al-Sittah السته (Sixth day) [7-] (Yaum) al-Sab’a سبعة (seventh day) BUT THEY CHANGED IT TO [6-] (Yaum) al-Jumu‘ah الجمعة (Friday) ??? Most Muslims Don’t Really Believe That the Quran Is the Word of God There are thirty distinct whole numbers that are mentioned in the Qur’an: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, [11], 12, [19], 20, 30, 40, [50], [60], 70, [80], [99], 100, 200, [300], 1000, [2000], [3000], [5000], [50000] and [100000]. The numbers that are inside the bracket in the list occur only once. The eight distinct fractions used in the Qur’an are 1/10, 1/8, 1/6, 1/5, 1/4, 1/3, 1/2 and 2/3, some of which occur more than once. No [2and1/2 %]-But why ?????? "TRUTH HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE IT CONVINCES" Paul Claudel

[@abdalazizariff5154]

@@eerievon2208 YOU LEARN THE LAWS FROM QURAN. NO OTHER BOOKS NEEDED. 8:22 The worst of created beings in the Sight of God are the deaf and the dumb, those who do not use their intellect. Inna sharrad dawaaabbi 'indal laahis summul bukmul lazeena laa ya'qiloon NO FRIDAY KHUTBA "Quran itself is the explanation and above all, God’s preemptive use of the very same terms the sectarians use for their sources as a warning. God describes the Quran as the “Best Hadith” Quran 39:23 and the “Best Tafsir” Quran 25:33 Let us not settle for less than the best that God has to offer.This whole sectarian mess can be traced to the curse of “different interpretations” notion. Quran cannot be interpreted differently if one were to stick to the Quranic guidelines of how to interpret the verses of the Quran found in the Quran itself.Islam is the ultimate do it yourself religion both on an individual level and community level. Islam is definitely not based on “reviews” of others, it is all about research and understanding of God’s words directly, using the God-given faculties of observation, reason, and logic. Failing to do so opens the possibility of being declared less than cattle by God Himself.Unlike the third parties review methodology, the reason and logic methodology have a huge advantage; besides the only methodology sanctioned in the Quran itself (in fact, detailed foolproof guidelines of interpretation of the Quran are embedded in the Quran as one would expect from a Divine message) anybody, Muslim or non-Muslim who uses these embedded guidelines will arrive at the same conclusion unless one breaks the established rules of logic, sound research, and rational thought.Since man has a forgetful nature, a few reminders." "Add to it the strange omission of the Friday Sermons and we are left with gaps that no God-fearing thinking person can ignore. While the Friday sermon is ubiquitous in the Muslim world today, it may come as a shock to many that out of an estimated thousand or so sermons reportedly delivered by the messenger of God, not a single sermon was committed to memory by any of the thousands of attendees and passed on. Given the scale and reach of these supposedly regular sermons, it is more than strange that the famed memory champions of the time could not manage a single complete sermon so that it could make it into any of the popular collections.These Friday sermons were the perfect opportunities for the recording of mutawatir reports, as the Quran demands. So if we ere to go with the famed memory champions narrative then it is not at all unreasonable to imagine that they were systematically pruned from all collections. The question is why?" "T ISLAMIC DAYS WERE SUPPOSED TO BE LIKE THIS [1-] (Yaum) al-Aḥad الأحد (first day)[2-] (Yaum) al-Ithnayn الإثنين (second day)[3-] (Yaum) ath-Thalaathaaʼ الثلاثاء (third day) [4-] (Yaum) al-Arba‘aa’ الأربعاء (fourth day)5- (Yaum) al-Khamīs الخميس (fifth day) [6-] (Yaum) al-Sittah السته (Sixth day) [7-] (Yaum) al-Sab’a سبعة (seventh day) BUT THEY CHANGED IT TO [6-] (Yaum) al-Jumu‘ah الجمعة (Friday) ??? Most Muslims Don’t Really Believe That the Quran Is the Word of God There are thirty distinct whole numbers that are mentioned in the Qur’an: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, [11], 12, [19], 20, 30, 40, [50], [60], 70, [80], [99], 100, 200, [300], 1000, [2000], [3000], [5000], [50000] and [100000]. The numbers that are inside the bracket in the list occur only once. The eight distinct fractions used in the Qur’an are 1/10, 1/8, 1/6, 1/5, 1/4, 1/3, 1/2 and 2/3, some of which occur more than once. No [2and1/2 %]-But why ?????? "TRUTH HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE IT CONVINCES" Paul Claudel

[@miraaqib8585]

​@@abdalazizariff5154 like kharij did the tafseer of Qur'an