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**xyupi** · 05-14-2011, 02:40 PM

I don't think Qaadhi Shawkani was a Dhahiri.

As for Albani , I've heard rumors that either him or some of his students (i.e. Jamiah Salafiyyah wal-Muhasaba) did take some extremely literalist positions, such as believing that the fast could be broken in a dark room.

Imam Shaukani considered himself a Mujtahid.
Albani was not a Dhahiri, but a Salafi.

05-14-2011, 02:40 PM	#32
xyupi Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 541 Senior Member	I don't think Qaadhi Shawkani was a Dhahiri. As for Albani , I've heard rumors that either him or some of his students (i.e. Jamiah Salafiyyah wal-Muhasaba) did take some extremely literalist positions, such as believing that the fast could be broken in a dark room. Imam Shaukani considered himself a Mujtahid. Albani was not a Dhahiri, but a Salafi.
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