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**Heclailia** · 10-15-2009, 06:53 PM

Brothers,

He is trying to study/learn/teach Hanbali Madhab and please leave him to do so.

If you accept Fiqh differences with Shaf'ae Madhab then accept that Hanbali Madhab conditions for Masah are more relaxed then Hanafi Madhab.

Same for where to hold hands in Salah, the issues described by Br ibnfarooq in his "description of Salah" are valid differences within the Hanbali Madhab as was taught to me (as well).

Shaykh Uthaymeen (RA) was a Qadhi in the Hanbali Madhab and just like someone of the stature of Mufti Taqi Usmani (DB) (for example) he has the right to clarify a particular position of the Madhab or do Ijtehaad if he deems necessary.

Hanbalees also have some differences with regards to Aqeedah with Asharees & Maturidees and that has been the part and parcel of Muslim Ummah for over 1000 years.

Both Al-Bahuti's Al-`Umdah (Akhsar Al-Mukhtasarat ) and Ibn Qudamma's Al-`Umdah (Dalil Al-Talib) are brilliant books for the Hanbali Madhab and recommended for beginners.

Lets not focus on a handful of Masa'il which appear to have become the battle-ground.

10-15-2009, 06:53 PM	#5
Heclailia Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 470 Senior Member	Brothers, He is trying to study/learn/teach Hanbali Madhab and please leave him to do so. If you accept Fiqh differences with Shaf'ae Madhab then accept that Hanbali Madhab conditions for Masah are more relaxed then Hanafi Madhab. Same for where to hold hands in Salah, the issues described by Br ibnfarooq in his "description of Salah" are valid differences within the Hanbali Madhab as was taught to me (as well). Shaykh Uthaymeen (RA) was a Qadhi in the Hanbali Madhab and just like someone of the stature of Mufti Taqi Usmani (DB) (for example) he has the right to clarify a particular position of the Madhab or do Ijtehaad if he deems necessary. Hanbalees also have some differences with regards to Aqeedah with Asharees & Maturidees and that has been the part and parcel of Muslim Ummah for over 1000 years. Both Al-Bahuti's Al-`Umdah (Akhsar Al-Mukhtasarat ) and Ibn Qudamma's Al-`Umdah (Dalil Al-Talib) are brilliant books for the Hanbali Madhab and recommended for beginners. Lets not focus on a handful of Masa'il which appear to have become the battle-ground.
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