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**Z1IRo4Ap** · 05-13-2011, 11:36 AM

I heard that the Dhahiri madhab was pretty big in Andalus but it all died out now. You can't even revive it because you need a living chain (i.e. scholars) rather than just picking up the books and implementing what you find in them. Dhahiri madhab was really literalist too because of the lack of even basic analogy

There are still living Dhaahiri scholars in Saudi, I mean ones who actually say that they follow the Dhaahiri Madhab, I'm not talking about the Hanbalis.

05-13-2011, 11:36 AM	#14
Z1IRo4Ap Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 433 Senior Member	I heard that the Dhahiri madhab was pretty big in Andalus but it all died out now. You can't even revive it because you need a living chain (i.e. scholars) rather than just picking up the books and implementing what you find in them. Dhahiri madhab was really literalist too because of the lack of even basic analogy There are still living Dhaahiri scholars in Saudi, I mean ones who actually say that they follow the Dhaahiri Madhab, I'm not talking about the Hanbalis.
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