Muhammad ibn Adam al-Kawthari – TAQLID – 02 – Life Imam Abu Hanifa

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			Just a brief mention of invaluable honey for your love and
		
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			honey for the love line, as you know was born in Kufa.
		
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			Kufa is in Iraq. Even those of us who did not know where it was probably haven't really known know
it by now, because of the recent events, sad events which have take place compared to Iraq. And we
should pray for the Muslims in Iraq in your last final data, all the Muslims whatever nervous system
and help them so
		
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			Iraq was a place Kufa was a place where great companions of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
came to live in resided.
		
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			Omar Abdullah, who I know in his time he sent at the law school, who has a great
		
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			as I just mentioned, has a great ocean of knowledge, a great Imam Abu Musab actually said that don't
ask me any questions as long as this great,
		
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			amazing amount is amongst you. He was sent by who? From the law who and who to to Kufa and he said I
wanted him. I needed his services here in Medina. But to con the Abdullah he is he said to the
people of Kufa that I've given you preference over me by giving you a blessing so I need him here
but I've sent him because you you don't have any scholars. He was sent and then many others Hello
the Allahu anhu came many many, many great, great food Sahaba who enter the infernos of Sahaba who a
great polymath and in fact they started residing in there. And then to top it all up or as they say
put icing on the cake.
		
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			And he wrote the Allahu anhu kurama Maharajah also came and resided in Kufa.
		
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			It used to be party before sharifa. He also came and started living there. And when he came there,
even it Carmela Who was
		
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			he was amazed by the, you know, the scholarship of the people of Kufa. And he said when he came
there,
		
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			one of one of the
		
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			companies out there, he said that when I came, I saw that 4000 people will have debt in Kufa and so
many 1000s already became 40 this was the standard of the people of Kufa, wherever you would go
there are helicopter gurus where people are reading and reciting and teaching and studying Hadith
and etc. So Abdullah hematomas, author of the Allahu anhu with him Who are you know, before it
kurama, La Jolla, both of them
		
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			and when he came along, was ridiculed. He came to Kufa and he said that Allah have mercy on him so
that he has really good motherhood and career element. He has really filled this village in the city
town, oceans of knowledge.
		
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			Both of these two people resided, taught and taught the people there. And one of the tabs in my
stroke here used to say that I looked at all the companions of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam, and I saw the knowledge being gathered in sixth harbor. And then from those six to how that
		
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			from those six companies, I saw the knowledge of those six being all gathered into the live episode
and I'd even reply to
		
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			both of to both of whom, who came to Kufa and stayed there and taught there and gave their and
imparted with the oceans of knowledge in the same couva in the year at hijiri, who was both among
other inamoto hanifa law who, when he was born, it was full, an ocean of knowledge. So he was born
in Kufa
		
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			and he took from the people there, his teacher, he had many many great the majority of the alumni
say that he was a Tabby the follower
		
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			of the Sahaba doula who was very new mama Cod, who was a sharpie, which he wrote a book and who
Sahiba
		
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			fumin Octavia hanifa he wrote a whole book in the manner
		
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			with regard to the biography of Mr. Mani for the Allahu anhu and many other imams also wrote about
him Abu hanifa, Shafi Hungary, marriage all of them.
		
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			And he wrote in there that inaudible hanifa met, it is proven that he met the NSA dramatic and took
from him the heavy celebrity for a Muslim seeking of knowledge is sort of obligatory upon every
Muslim, Abu hanifa. Dubois narrated this film, and it's a dramatic and he met other Sahaba because
when he was born in the 18th century, there were approximately seven to eight harbor companions were
born who were present at that time and do not have no opha and many others, others are present. And
it is obvious that if you
		
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			If you're born and you live in there he was, you would not go and see, you know, it's very unlikely
that you don't know you don't go and visit us a hobby, a companion of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam living in your own city. So it's proven that he was a Tabby and then he took from people
at
		
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			his main teacher was, how 100 will be soon a man who has a more headache, and who has a great focus.
		
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			And also from his teachers. Quite a few of them here 1000s and 1000s of teachers, but from from some
of his teachers
		
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			was army to be sure.
		
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			And it'll be Mr. Mohammed bin Rashid, who took from 500 harbor companions of the position of this
was one of this was the acabado shoe heavy hanifa. His greatest teacher, who took some was a talk
from Ibrahima Nye, and this was all going back to the line in the soda and there's a reason why the
NFL comes directly from who I've learned over the long run. And that's why we decide that the
shareholders have the right in this room because he came to Kufa.
		
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			So
		
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			these were his great teachers and his students number many 1000s as you know, one of the main
students will use of and Mohammed rhodiola, who is
		
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			one of his students was a person a great Imam known as who must keep in Ibrahim.
		
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			Students will do not keep in Ibrahim, this person is one of the major major teachers of
international
		
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			students, Abu hanifa teacher of mambukal
		
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			mckibbon Ibrahim has been a member Hari narrates from mckibbon Ibrahim is a journal site had data
Rama TV, Brahim mckibbon Ibrahim, we have heard this honey from him, and he has narrated for me,
this person read and he said this person series about inaudible hanifa gudda gudda alemu memory then
Mr. Abu hanifa, the low and who was the most knowledgeable person of his time? Who said this
McKubre, his student of Abu hanifa, teacher of number 75 grandfather teacher food, normal Buhari
ramanagara.
		
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			You mama Shafi under the love I used to state and Nussle AR, don't be honey for
		
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			the whole world. Everybody is in debited and are in need of who you know who hanifa with regards to
knowledge.
		
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			And also you should remember, to me, there's so many things to mention. Time is very limited very
short.
		
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			With regards to this particular topic,
		
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			that
		
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			Mr. lebeau hanifa, the Allahu anhu.
		
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			As you know, as I mentioned, these are just brief few points which you need to know, if we learn
with each other.
		
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			Then a
		
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			lot of objections, a lot of questions will be answered from these. That's what I'm trying to cover
all of this in detail. So the next question
		
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			there are certain principles with regards to hiding
		
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			the science of how these principles which you need, which are very important to understand them to
know about
		
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			First of all,
		
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			to know ahead is whether it is authentic, whether it is sound.
		
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			The basis of that is the son of this chain of transmission. It's not on the basis of whether it's in
Sahih al Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, when you classify a hadith it is sound or it is authentic or not
authentic? And what's your basis? What do you base it upon? Do you look at the chain of
transmission? Not very sincere, Buhari or Sahih Muslim?
		
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			This is the reason why Mr. Bahari Rahim Allah tala, Greg had this number Buhari and his status is
great. He himself he says that I did not encompass and I did not even take, you know, a great share
of the number of sound and authentic Hadley's present. He had a certain methodology and because of
that, he took a certain portion of it and that's it. He says a Mr. attitude. I did not encompass and
I did not cover the authentic and sound hobbies he says it himself. Similarly by Muslim the shows
that the sound has these are not just in the eyes, rather rather.
		
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			Some images and Greg had this have come up with certain narration mentioned in sunon even imagine
who's cheating chain of narration is more better, higher rank than for Hill Buhari?
		
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			Through scholarly understanding, certain narrations How do you which is in
		
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			Sooner even imagine a sixth book in which there are some weak narrations also, they have come up
with those and they have stated that these are more better than some of the narrations mentioned in
here.
		
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			So when we say that he'll Buhari asaka by the Kitab, in the most authentic book after the book of
Allah, and he Muslim is the second most authentic book, it is true, but it is true for when we look
at it collectively, that collectively say aloha is the most authentic book. But it does not mean
that each individual has it is the most authentic than every other hedge funds decided? No, it does
not mean that neither does it mean that anything besides this is not authentic? No, you Well, how do
you determine what's authentic or not sound or not, is you look at the chain, you could find
something in some other book could be and have a perfectly sound authentic, it is one principle of
		
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			ideas which you know, which we need to really know and understand.
		
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			Then, another principle, how do you determine a heading is authentic sound or not?
		
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			There.
		
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			It's hard in itself
		
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			to determine whether this hadith is sound authentic or otherwise. This in itself is extremely hard.
This in itself is something which you have to do, he has and has a scholarly understanding and form.
Which means that you have to look at study or research the lives of the chain of transmission, the
people the lives of the people who are included in the Senate in the chain of transmission.
Sometimes one human says that this chain is perfectly okay or this particular narrator is good.
Another one will say No, he's not. He's slightly lenient towards the difference of opinion whether
was the edited authentic or not, and the viewer will have wished he had a difference of opinion. And
		
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			one person saying it that is sound you can't force that opinion on another machine because they are
both machines.
		
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			emammal Buhari says For example, that this is a sound heavy amount of money for says no, this is not
just an example, that not sound heavy, because his image changes in which they both understand it.
		
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			And you can't enforce one person's opinion on another wish to hear because both mistakes have their
own understanding of the chain of transmission. This is very important to understand.
		
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			Sometimes what happens is that and this is a lot of time which has happened that a heavy chain this
is you can categorize the number three, a chain of transmission
		
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			in authentic to one era that afterwards
		
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			somebody else is included in it in the chain of transmission, which makes it fairly weak. As you
know, honey for the Allahu anhu was a Tabby a long time before for the rest of the people except for
you know Mariko mnemonic was in the time of who you know honey for the Allahu Allah nomadic was in
Medina munawwara. And he, he was he had his, his own study circle and the people of Medina is to
study by him. And you know, honey for the Allahu Akbar used to be in Kufa in Iraq. And he's to study
that when the people used to study by him.
		
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			And
		
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			remember, man, if you met him algo hanifa this is on the side. He went to hedge and united,
quantified hedge. So when he went in hedge when he came back his students he said, he they asked him
that year in America in America, when you met him about hunting for the Allahu anhu
		
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			data logistics hanifa How do you find
		
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			you've heard a lot about him, when he met him, how did you find him? He said, he said that By Allah,
He is such his knowledge is such that if he was to say to you that this pillar, wooden pillar is
made out of gold, he will be able to prove it to you and you will not able to reject his rejected he
will bring that in, in America that is students when he came back after hedge after meeting Oh, you
know honey for the Allahu Allahu
		
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			Allah under the La Jolla great statements with regards to no and if also
		
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			so Mr. Manik was in the time of Geneva and Mr. Musharraf, he, he took he gathered between both of
them. That's why they call him he together. He used to be a traveler, he traveled to Yemen and he
traveled not going to for the people have not
		
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			wanted to go to New Hampshire and celebrity but he traveled to Makkah and he traveled to
		
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			Iraq and he took from Lima Mohammed the students of Emmanuel hanifa. He took all the knowledge of
Abu hanifa through Mr. Mohammed he studied Dima Malik, uma Shafi and many other students who nama
Shafi.
		
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			So your mom Abu hanifa, teacher of Mr. Mohammed Mohammed the teacher of the mom Shafi mom shot a
teacher of Mr. Lachman, whole chain all of them in the same chain. So
		
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			The principle which I was talking about, shall don't come to the end. The principle which I was
talking about was that sometimes what happens
		
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			is that a heavy
		
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			at a particular time, Mr. hanifa, was the third in well before who emammal mojari
		
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			the Hadees which came to immersible, and inside of the Allahu anhu, came to him through the medium
of 234 people from the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wasallam. So having narrated on the
Messenger of Allah, tada inherited from him and edited the animal hanifa, which is perfectly okay
sound authentic, authentic, say it. But then afterwards when he's moved along, some narrator came in
who was frankly weak and lightheaded when he reached some other miners afterwards, was categorized
as weak.
		
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			So it does not mean that when I had it later along, as you know, Buhari was compiled when asked him
about hanifa.
		
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			And he Muslim was compiled well after him, and all the other compilations were well after him.
Therefore, if some hadn't is regarded to be weaker than if later does not mean that in his time, it
was me, because he was before then he might have had a chain of transmission, which was perfectly
okay. up to his time and his era, the further along somebody could have entered that chain, which
has which made that chain of transmission weak.
		
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			This is a very important principle, which also will reverse and then there are other principles
		
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			that sometimes go into all of them, sometimes the head is the focus on the thing they agree upon is
that a bias against a specialist which is, which has a weak chain of transmission if it's approved.
And if it's supported by the time of the Sahaba, the action of the Sahara, the Sahara Desert, Hades,
which is weak. And also you have to remember here, Yuma in the Salah, and many other humans take,
and when we say that the Hadees is authentic, say, we don't mean that it's definitely authentic. And
when we say that it has it is weak, it does not mean definitely it is weak, doesn't mean that it
means that we've got a methodology, if it fits this criteria, it's a if it doesn't fit fit it, then
		
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			it's nice. But it could be a hobby, it could be we say it's the if but it might be authenticity.
		
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			We all agree upon this, you see. So sometimes, when a Hadees is ready for week,
		
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			if all the Sahaba are practicing, according to that week, it is you see the continuous practice of
the companions and they follow it, then that is supporting the view that this habit has some sort of
basis. And this is the reason why sometimes the head Hanafi madhhab uses it. But if so much so that
in the Hanafi madhhab, sometimes, semi moms what they do is that when there's no Heidi, they use
their own opinions in and if you met her, if there's no heavy if there's real credit that we can it
comes before your own.
		
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			You know, a very famous mud runner. If somebody wants to laugh loudly in prayer, his widow breaks as
well as
		
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			his prayer breaks.
		
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			Which means laughing loudly.
		
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			In the highest method, you will break in some other schools of thought you deserved break the Hanafi
I'ma say that this and this is weak. So the chain of transmission
		
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			the Hanafi madhhab I'ma say that we agreed that this is a definitely a week but
		
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			we put even a lock Hades before your own understanding and chaos and analogy and your own
understanding know, if there's a heaviness which is weak that will come before before your own
opinion,
		
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			even though it's against the general principles, because no money if you look at all the other
hobbies, something should exit from your body, only then you will do great.
		
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			So, these are certain, you know, type of principles of hobbies which which are necessary is very
detailed and very complicated subjects as well and don't go into too much detail of that.
		
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			So, finally, to conclude, inshallah, as you know, when I was talking about Steven, I know that the
Allahu anhu that
		
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			his teachers and his students and people like at the moment Mubarak was a great Mr. Mr. Head. He
said that for example, Noah Lola, earn your love of God honey fatawa Sophia and according to Casa
enough, if Allah did not help me with Abu hanifa, but the Allahu anhu and Sophia then I would be
like, normal people. And there are two main images you have inside the barn and you have in mind
these two are authority in which science they are authority in the science
		
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			classification of heavy whether you can categorize people centric or not everybody refers to them
here inside and you hear when these two used to follow Imam Abu hanifa Viola one. The first one is
to give was on the school of thought of normal. The students and everybody always greater demand in
history we see people like mama Noah the oceans of knowledge, shuffling. We see mama Hazara Shastri.
You see if the Hydra scholar he wrote a book something like fertile body which no somebody cannot
even think of writing similar to that shuffling people as you're heading to California here, benign
both of them hanafy number two, how is the person with the great, happy the freedom that just is,
		
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			you know, one word he's got shadow banning us up in 234 volumes and sure which color solid 12
volumes.
		
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			A great quarter of this
		
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			year the shelter is turned into hanafy.
		
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			People like Abu Bakar from remain humble, humble people Mr. Buddha was a great scholar of hygiene
teach. He's a student of economics. And he was humbling, human Buhari as well as two opinions. Some
say he was a sharpie, some days he was Some say that he was handling. Similarly, with regards to non
Muslim, not necessarily was a sharpie. All of these Mr. Mishra is quite great ocean of knowledge.
They think that it's better for us to stay and follow an image rather than, you know, do our own
investigation. Remember, they will have their own, as I said, they're often the second level, that
is certain issues they used to differ when they used to think of the opinion of another image is
		
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			more correct and more authentic.
		
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			So this was an image and these were the amount that they were, they were fucking sick means that
they understood. You see in the time of the pumps that are loading for them how the revolution took
place, was that first we had a period of summer, which is just just listening. And then they used to
just listen to the narrations of the Hadith of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. And then
they went into the period of Jama which is that is to start gathering the time of the Sahaba started
writing and compiling it. And then the period of seconds. So we had the period of summer period of
the dodo summer adulto, Gemma and those were, they started actually extracting deriving the rules
		
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			and compiling them into and codifying them into, you know, books effect. And then from that time, it
started killing 200 200 years, until, for example, in the time, 100 years, 200 years back, we had
Hanafi madhhab, begin in the Damascus and kill this 1000s and 1000s of scholars when we say we
follow the Hanafi method, when it following the opinion of one man, it's not one night. So remember
bouhanni founding, we are following the investigation and research and scholarship of 1000s of
scholars over 1000 years. This is what the meaning is of following another. And finally, I will end
with this. Well, there's two really, if you read about hanifa, his piety, his level of taqwa his
		
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			understanding his scholarship in his intellect, the books and books have been written on that. And
of course, I can't cover all of that.
		
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			But there's two incidents, I will end with these two incidents, the Chava
		
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			of his two from the many 1000s of incidents, the two which have really intrigued me and I, you know,
one I read another one I've heard from one of my teachers,
		
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			which I haven't read in the book. The first one is that there was a mom,
		
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			a mom, Irish, Mama Mama
		
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			was a great amount in the time of saving a mobile, how do you got to the level
		
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			and he met him on mobile hanifa they were sitting, somebody came and asked a question.
		
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			Somebody can ask the questions, you know, how do you get an answer?
		
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			So you might have said to him?
		
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			I mean, he
		
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			was a proof of this. How did you give him the answer?
		
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			Where's your proof or the head is that how can you back your statement up?
		
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			So Imam, Abu hanifa the Allahu anhu was sitting there. He said to my mama, he said to him, that I'm
the headmaster, and every Friday and whenever hora de cada karasuma is
		
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			at the center, and fuller and fuller and fuller
		
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			and fuller and fuller and fuller and colocado life and
		
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			you're saying this, meaning that you're the one who narrated to me, from Abu Dhabi from Abu huraira
de la I know that the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said this, and you are the one
who told me, You who narrated from such and such person from such such person and the Messenger of
Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said this and you
		
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			The one who said to me from this person and integrated from such and such person to the Messenger of
Allah sallallahu it was sent him that he said, You're saying that you are pharmacists, his hospital
has been taking this okay. Enough has. He said to him after that he said mahad took a beating in
your head that took a belief in me to mean, had destiny behave a certain way. What I told you what i
related to what I'm related to, in over 100 days, you have told me that that you're ready to be in
one one moment 182 in 100 days means to me, what I related to you in 100 days, you have just
mentioned to me all in one go. And then he said to him after that, he said,
		
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			this is a very famous statement, the women are mushiya Mashallah fuqaha that OH group of alcohol and
tumult of a bar dealer, and you are doctors.
		
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			You are doctors, and we are pharmacists.
		
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			We are pharmacists. We just need the people of Hawaii, we just collect the Hadees gather them in
books and collect them. But the pharmacist does not know how to is when he's not supposed to
prescribe even though nowadays sometimes the pharmacies also
		
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			prescribe you the medicine but you go to the doctor, he says you also are How are the doctors you
know how to apply these headings and use them in which context and understand the background and
derive an extra truth and we hide deceit. We are what we are just the pharmacist. But he did not
suffer from that. And he said he will never that will enter your
		
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			house dedicated for nothing. But you Oh man, you have taken both sides. You're a doctor as well as a
pharmacist who had this as well as
		
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			this was the mama ambush or grating on giving a very intense to me of the knowledge of Hades a
second season a mobile hand for the law one. And another story this is in regards to Marco hanifa
		
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			piety and his Sabra and his
		
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			his forbearance. As you know, I told you at the beginning that he never used to sleep except for
except for two hours a one and a half hour in the afternoon.
		
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			You ever used to sleep for 40 years he performed his Asia prayer with fudger prayer. It would one
would do similar to same ablution
		
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			he's only sleeping one one and a half hour in this one and a half hour.
		
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			Mo honey for one he went home to rest. When he went to arrest. Somebody came to his door and knocks
on his door. Ask a question. Remember, and think that all day long. He's sitting from Croatia
researching and studying and teaching and extracting rules. If you want to ask this question, he's
doing the nasty from soldier to Asia. And I know that you can ask him when he's, you know, praying
into this setup. And you know that he's one and a half hour in 24 hours where he rest where he needs
our breath. And this person has come to ask a question. If somebody was to ask me a question, you
probably tell him off people like us. There is no server or no forbearance. This person came and
		
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			knocked on his door.
		
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			And he was just about to just about to go sleep. And he was just about to go to sleep and this
person came to the door. He said, What's the matter? And I want to ask you a Muslim.
		
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			Said, I remember that it's just in my mind forgot. I forgot. forgotten.
		
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			Okay, now probably when you remember you can ask me to turn back and turn down. Just about to go to
sleep. Bang Bang Bang.
		
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			So he went to open the door and said Yeah, what's what's the matter?
		
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			Yeah, the muscle have remembered. So yeah, why is it asked me?
		
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			This has come out in my mind again, once again.
		
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			Head Okay, no problem. When you remember, come back. You want again, this is remember is one and a
half hour of sleep which is indispensable. You know, it's absolutely necessary. Third time you came
again, same thing is that I forgotten again, said nothing to miss. And when you remember asking the
university they will never close the fourth time you can definitely remember this time. Okay.
		
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			He said the question is which I remembered. What I want you to ask you is that you are the dung of
the animal. The students in winter leaves itself. Does it taste sour? Does it taste sweet?
		
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			Is the question.
		
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			Now remember, this country has before and this is the time to see people shooting or something like
that.
		
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			He said my wife or the loved one we looked at him and he said I have to do this question is that
when it's fresh, then it's got slight sweetness in it, but when it dries it's totally sour.
		
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			When it's fresh, it's got
		
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			A bit of sweetness, it might be in it. But when it gets dry, it's very sour.
		
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			So this person says, How do you know? Have you tasted it?
		
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			The certain he will he came with, you know, the intent, even intent. You know, and if I said he said
no, he said that not everything is known through tasting. And he gave him examples. You can you know
the taste of something without tasting it. And then it said that the reason for this is that when
it's fresh, you see all the flies coming and sitting on the freeway drive everyone all the flies run
away. They show that at the beginning when it's fresh, it's got a bit of sweetness in it really
dries it becomes a bit sour. This person fell onto the feet of another hanifa below and he said I
really what happened was that I and people told me bad things about you. And I thought they said
		
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			that, you know, he's got bad manners, a cloud, calculate cetera. And I took an oath with somebody
that somebody else is better than you and this is why I can't examine you, etc. You know, the rest
of it. And design from today in La Jolla have never seen anybody who is more who has more
forbearance sober and help more than you and he became the student and for the full life, his life
changed, became one of the good students.
		
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			This is one of his stories in reverse, which really intrigued me. Therefore I mentioned this and
share it with you also. I think I end with this and there's just a brief mention of some of the
things it's very different in the topic, of course, and very complicated as well. My last one, that
is the true understanding