Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Why Follow A Madhab Instead Of Sahih Hadith

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speakers discuss the issue of following certain opinions and the need for consistency in opinions. They also discuss the importance of following a specific method for finding a solution to a problem. They mention that certain individuals may require multiple rounds of research to find a solution.

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			paycheck for agreeing for an
interview for the 100 config
		
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			channel. Just a few questions that
we have that the brothers have
		
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			been requesting and asking,
especially when it comes to the
		
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			issue of tech lead. Many brothers
say that why is it that we only
		
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			have to follow one particular
Imam, when we can just take the
		
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			authentic opinion from amongst the
Imams? And just follow that?
		
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			The issue in following the school
is that
		
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			if you, number one to determine
what is an authentic opinion
		
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			within a school, is what's going
to be difficult for most people to
		
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			do. How do you determine what is
authentic, and what is not
		
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			authentic? Each month, and the
scholars of each school they
		
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			actually consider whatever they
believe to be the most authentic
		
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			opinion in something. So, you
know, for a common person to be
		
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			able to understand what is the
most authentic opinion, it
		
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			requires scholarship, and people
who have that level of
		
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			scholarship. And then obviously,
they
		
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			have their own HD HUD that they
can that they can follow.
		
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			So
		
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			I think what we need to
		
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			look at here is that for a normal
person to just pick and choose
		
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			from whatever they want, it's
highly problematic. And the reason
		
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			why it's problematic is because
there's two issues. Number one,
		
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			there's the issue of
		
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			taking whatever you you're knifes
feels to be the easiest. So then
		
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			you start looking for the simplest
things. And many without would
		
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			argue that that's not what we're
looking for. We're looking for
		
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			authenticity. Now the thing is
that how do you determine
		
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			authenticity, somebody has to
		
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			tell you, or you have to do
research to back your stand that
		
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			this particular aspect is
authentic, it may just be that you
		
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			have been exposed to Hadith that
support a particular opinion,
		
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			maybe the Shafi opinion or maybe
the Halevi opinion in a particular
		
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			in a particular issue. But you
haven't seen the de Lille for the
		
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			others. So he actually requires a
lot of actually requires a lot of
		
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			research, which most people aren't
able to do. Thirdly, one of the
		
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			other problems with following
whatever, as such, you know,
		
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			whatever you feel like one of the
problems. The third problem with
		
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			that, is that you are then if it's
not based on evidence, which
		
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			requires research, if it's not
based on evidence, then it would
		
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			actually require you to just
choose whatever you want. The
		
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			problem there is that it would it
would consider it would cause you
		
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			to be following different
different opinions based on
		
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			different methodologies. So for
instance,
		
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			when it comes to the Hanafi
school, and the Hanafi, is they
		
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			say that it's okay to or rather
they say that touching a woman
		
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			does not break your window.
		
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			As long as there's no emission, it
doesn't break your window, whereas
		
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			the Shafi is they say that it does
break your window, while the
		
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			Hanafi is in another issue say
that
		
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			bleeding does break you do while
as the Shafi say that it doesn't
		
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			break your window, if somebody
takes the opinion of the Hanafis
		
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			in one thing, and the shaft is
another thing in the sense that he
		
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			reckons that my will do is not
broken when I've touched my wife
		
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			and my will do is also not broken
when I've made a sorry if I've
		
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			bled then he is taking the two
opinions too liberal opinions from
		
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			two different Imams. The problem
is the problem with that is that
		
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			he is taking the conclusions of
two different sets of methodology.
		
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			Because the methodology that was
used by Imam Abu Hanifa and the
		
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			Hanafi aroma imams in general, to
reach the conclusion that bleeding
		
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			does break your will to
		
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			bleeding when the blood flows from
its place does break your window
		
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			while touching a woman doesn't.
They use a particular methodology
		
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			to arrive at a conclusion. While
the Shafi is using their own
		
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			unique methodology, Which Imam
Shafi formulated based on his
		
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			understanding of the Quran,
sunnah, he came to the absolute
		
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			opposite conclusions in both of
these issues. Now, if you're going
		
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			to take one opinion from here one
opinion from there, you are
		
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			literally taking the conclusions
of two different sets of
		
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			methodology. And that is, I mean,
absolutely absurd to do that,
		
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			because, you know, whatever you
do, it has to be consistent. It
		
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			has to be according to a single
methodology. So I would believe
		
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			that that's that would be you can
say a technical problem, a
		
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			technical reason for not being
able to just pick and choose.
		
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			That's basically when we're
talking about free pick and
		
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			choosing. There is certain adopt
for when a person can move over
		
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			from one month up to another one
school to another. And there are
		
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			certain requirements for that.
Some have
		
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			Your other mouth the opinion that
if there is a absolute need, then
		
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			it is permissible to you know take
from another school, but then what
		
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			they do qualify that with is they
say that you have to then observe
		
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			all of the different rulings
according to So, if you were to
		
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			take the Shafi opinion for
example, on combining the prayers,
		
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			then you will have to then
consider your window broken if you
		
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			touch to your wife for men, and
vice versa for women for instance.
		
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			So, you would then have to observe
all of the flick of Shafi
		
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			according or pertaining to that
particular issue, when you took
		
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			from the Shafi school this is
according to some Hanafi aromas,
		
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			or ADAMA, whereas other rhythm,
they are the Hanafi aroma, they,
		
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			especially those of the
subcontinent, they consider it,
		
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			absolutely, you know, that they
are a lot more strict in not
		
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			allowing individuals to just go
across multiple lines, because it
		
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			obviously opens the door to a lot
of pick and choosing eventually,
		
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			what they say is that when you do
take from another month, it needs
		
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			to be a group effort to do that.
So, for example, if there is an
		
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			issue in the Hanafi school, which
is really difficult for the
		
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			community in general, and there is
another opinion within the Hanafi
		
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			school or in another school, then
if Earlimart get together and they
		
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			determined that this is a valid
reason for coming out of this
		
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			school, then it may be you know
that then they would deem that to
		
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			be okay to follow another opinion
of another school because you have
		
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			to realize here that we're talking
about a
		
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			a formulated methodology, results
of that methodology, a whole fixed
		
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			system, entire school that has
come, you know, for this many
		
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			centuries in order to go against
that, that scholarship. If you
		
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			just did that arbitrarily. You'd
be completely disregarding all of
		
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			these great scholars of the past
and clearly I mean, these great
		
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			scholars of the past could not
have been so naive to have just
		
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			followed something that they would
not consider strong or whatever.
		
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			So yeah, hopefully that should
give some explanation Inshallah,
		
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			of this