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**Slonopotam845** · 10-18-2011, 12:35 AM

I'm reading the Fiqh al-Aal now, and the author is claiming that the Aal did indeed have their own uniform madh-hab. hmm...

I guess it depends on what one means by the word madhhab. They obviously differed in minor issues, such as raf al-yadayn or no raf al-yadayn, Qunut before or after ruku' etc. However, the below points sums it up:

1. Qur'an
2. Sunnah
3. The opinions of Ahl al-Kisa (especially Sayyidina Ali)
4. After this those qualified to do Ijtihad did so, if they did not find anything in the above sources.

Wa'Llahu a'lam

I am in the middle of editing a book, which along with the rest of my responsibilities will not leave me much time to read the book at the moment. Please share any interesting points though, as I'm sure it's an exciting book.

wassalam

10-18-2011, 12:35 AM	#17
Slonopotam845 Join Date Jan 2006 Posts 5,251 Senior Member	I'm reading the Fiqh al-Aal now, and the author is claiming that the Aal did indeed have their own uniform madh-hab. hmm... I guess it depends on what one means by the word madhhab. They obviously differed in minor issues, such as raf al-yadayn or no raf al-yadayn, Qunut before or after ruku' etc. However, the below points sums it up: 1. Qur'an 2. Sunnah 3. The opinions of Ahl al-Kisa (especially Sayyidina Ali) 4. After this those qualified to do Ijtihad did so, if they did not find anything in the above sources. Wa'Llahu a'lam I am in the middle of editing a book, which along with the rest of my responsibilities will not leave me much time to read the book at the moment. Please share any interesting points though, as I'm sure it's an exciting book. wassalam
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