[Aaron757]

6 Points:
Our teacher was an expert in this field. He would tell us that you don’t need Quran, Hadith, or Fiqh to defeat them. Any illiterate person can obtain the reward of 100 martyrs by annoying them.

1) Whenever you meet a Hanafi, then ask him right away that the wristwatch that you are wearing, where is the proof for it in the hadith? You don’t need any knowledge to ask these sorts of questions. You can send a six year old child to a pharmacy and he can place his hand on a medication and ask ‘where is the name of this medication in the hadith?’
After asking these questions, you must come to your masjid and announce that ‘I asked so-and-so Maulvi Saheb for a hadith and he wasn’t able to answer. So, it is the duty of every Ghair Muqallid, young and old, to spread the propaganda that so-and-so Maulvi sahib doesn’t know even one hadith.

2) The second point is that if you get stuck, and someone asks you that "The pen which is in your pocket, show me its name in the hadith?" Then, don’t panic, and right away say to them, ‘Which hadith has prohibited us from it?" And then make lots of noise saying "You couldn’t show a hadith prohibiting it, nor could you show hadith proving your points, nor could you show hadith prohibiting other points."
So now, all of the Ghair Muqallids will spread the propaganda that “Yes! Where will these poor fellows bring hadith from. They spent their entire life learning and teaching Fiqh!”

3) And if you get stuck and someone brings a Hadith book and says to you that “You are Ahlul Hadith! Look at all the hadiths that you don’t follow!” Then there’s no need to panic. Just laugh and say, “Oh great! Who knows what Hadith book you’ve brought. We only use Bukhari and Muslim, and if we’re really compelled, then we use the Sihah Sittah.”
Don’t just reject the other Hadith books, but also mock them, and ridicule it to such an extent that the one who presented it becomes so embarrassed that he hides it and you get off the hook.

4) And if someone shows you a hadith from these six books which is against you, then immediately put a condition for him that if he shows you this particular word, then you will give him 100,000 Rs in reward.
Just like the Mirzais demand a hadith with the exact words which say that Eesa (Alaihis Salam) was raised to the sky alive and in his physical body. And this hadith must be Saheeh, Sareeh, Marfu, Ghair Majruh; the ghair muqallids demand for a hadith with the word mansukh (abrogated) with the words rafa yadayn.
And make so much noise when demanding the word, that the opponent is automatically becomes completely silenced.

5) And if that specific word is found and your opponent tells you that “Look! The word that you wanted is right here!” then yell out loudly and say that “This hadith is weak, weak, weak” three times. Now, you won’t have to accept the hadith, and you’ll have the upper hand because you’ll show to others that this Maulvi Saheb doesn’t even know anything about this hadith. That illiterate will now know that this hadith is weak.

6) The sixth point that our teacher would emphasize to us was that if you see someone who doesn’t pray, then you won’t tell him to start praying. But yes, whoever does pray, you must tell them that your prayers are not valid.

These six points were our foundations.

My father was very devout on fasting and prayers, including Tahajjud. I would argue with him daily, that your prayers are not valid, your deen is not valid, your tahajjud is not accepted, and none of your worship is accepted. My father would say, “There’s no need to argue. Your prayers and our prayers, both of them are valid.”

So I would reply, “What a deception. Did One God send down two prayers to us – one in Madina and the other in Kufa? Our prayer is the prayer of the Prophet (Sallallahu Alaihi wa Sallam) which will take us to paradise."

My father would say, “Don’t talk nonsense!”
We used to consider this a great victory for us. And I also used to try to impress on him that I have great respect for you, otherwise, if I open the dirt of Fiqh, then your head would explode from its stink.

A few years passed in this manner.