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**FjFHQLJQ** · 07-25-2012, 05:05 PM

I am guessing but the different mussala were for preaching purposes maybe. So people from each mathab could gather around 'their mussala' to gather fiqh knowledge about their mathab in non salah times. You knew that if you wanted to hear about hanafi fiqh for example you went to the hanafi mussala and sat there.

this is still so in the haramain, you just need to know. however many of the triditional ulama are banned from teaching.

07-25-2012, 05:05 PM	#22
FjFHQLJQ Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 485 Senior Member	I am guessing but the different mussala were for preaching purposes maybe. So people from each mathab could gather around 'their mussala' to gather fiqh knowledge about their mathab in non salah times. You knew that if you wanted to hear about hanafi fiqh for example you went to the hanafi mussala and sat there. this is still so in the haramain, you just need to know. however many of the triditional ulama are banned from teaching.
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