Shadee Elmasry – Which Madhab Should I Follow Ep. 5 Debunking Madhab Myths

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The importance of choosing worthy individuals for one's religion is highlighted, along with the need for observe actions and conditions to be successful. The Mahdi's methodology is a "Theological" approach to learning, and methods for worship are advised. Different deemings and de recognizes are discussed, along with the importance of understanding deities' methodology and applying it to one's life.

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			Now I want to talk about some very
important how do I pick them out?
		
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			The answer is very simple as Allah
subhanaw taala says, In the Quran,
		
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			who is most worthy of following,
which scholar based on his life,
		
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			and his methodology is most worthy
of following. That's how simple it
		
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			is so called your yacht's has a
beautiful thing it's you had with
		
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			me or it's to add, we'll call it
the HTML of the non scholar is to
		
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			study and come to a conclusion on
who is most worthy of following
		
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			so are it she had it she had is
like using your mind, thinking
		
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			they had she heard of the non
scholar, us regular people. It's
		
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			the study of the four Imams, not
necessarily just their
		
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			personalities, because all of the
luminaries of Islam are pious.
		
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			But it's to study their
methodology. And the previous
		
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			video I mentioned, about the four
methods how their methodology
		
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			slightly differ, good. And how
they treat the Sunnah. And which
		
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			Sahabi they lead to more than
others. For example, the Hanafi
		
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			school is essentially saved, not
even ever thought of and Abdullah
		
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			bin message narrations, the Maliki
school, you could say is Alma and
		
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			Ayesha and Abu Huraira. That they
rely on most. So the idea of a
		
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			meth lab is that you we all need
to use our brains and study the
		
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			methodologies of these four
methods, right? And then that's
		
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			how we make a choice. If all the
meth hubs are valid,
		
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			good, then why do I need to pick
one? Why don't I go in every
		
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			issue, right and pick the easiest
one, or pick the one that's most
		
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			convincing to me. So I'm going to
tell you the ruling on that. And
		
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			if you're going to behave that
way, then there are some caveats,
		
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			there are some things you need to
observe. But I'll tell you
		
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			firstly, why that's not a
methodology. What you're doing is
		
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			rendering yourself, the referee of
these great Imams when you don't
		
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			even have 1/10 of the
qualifications to do. So. That's
		
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			number one. Number two, you don't
want to look at the conclusions,
		
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			the right way to do anything good.
And Allah says kimitaka, when How
		
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			do you judge the right way to do
something is not right to look at
		
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			the conclusions and pick from
there and work backwards, right
		
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			way to do something is to say,
what's the methodology? What's the
		
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			right way things should be done.
It's to choose a methodology. This
		
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			is the right method, this is the
right way to do things.
		
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			And I'm following that all the way
through. So that's the right way.
		
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			And that's why it's a credit, it's
a critique and the methodology of
		
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			let me just draw valid, let me
just choose one guy, or in each
		
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			situation, I'll choose what's best
for me what I agree with most, or
		
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			what's easier, in one sense,
you're elevating your intellect,
		
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			beyond where you're out of your
paygrade. In the other one, you're
		
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			elevating your whims and your
desires and your laziness.
		
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			Now,
		
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			people are going to do that. So
let me give you at least so that
		
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			you don't make too much of a
mistake. All right. Some
		
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			conditions you need to observe.
Number one,
		
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			you need to choose for each method
for each act of worship. Alright,
		
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			one method. In other words, you
cannot mix between two or three
		
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			methods in one action. And the
famous example that all the
		
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			scholars give is the example of
marriage. The contract and
		
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			marriage according to Matic does
not need witnesses. Witnesses are
		
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			only needed before consummation,
but but the contract itself does
		
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			not need to witness if that means
the father, the bride, the groom,
		
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			all right, they can contract the
marriage right then and there. But
		
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			before the men enters privately
into a private space with
		
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			his wife, then they need wills. So
the contract is valid. Without
		
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			witness, what would happen how do
you feel the contract is valid
		
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			without a woody if you combine the
two you end up with a marriage
		
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			contract of the Willie is the
guardian. If you combine the two
		
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			you end up with a marriage
contract that's not valid with
		
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			anybody. Nobody considers a
marriage contract valid if there's
		
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			no lien, and no witnesses so in
each act of a bad what do you need
		
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			to follow one of the methods it
needs to be sound in one of the
		
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			methods well why can I miss match
them up? Because nobody did that?
		
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			And Allah subhana without says
let's up format, so that can be a
		
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			don't invent your own things.
You're not qualified. You don't
		
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			have certain knowledge yet, so it
has to be valid in one. That's the
		
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			first caveat. second caveat. If
you want to be a mixer and a
		
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			matcher, and you want to treat the
methods like Chinese buffet, then
		
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			in that case,
		
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			Don't tell anyone to do that.
Don't fall don't gather followers,
		
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			you're not worthy of follow. You
can't now take this methodology
		
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			and said alright everyone do what
I'm doing. Keep it to yourself at
		
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			its Allah you are incorrect in
your methodology but you're not
		
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			sinful. If you want to be that
type of mixer and matcher and you
		
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			observe these two conditions, then
we're you're not sinful. Alright,
		
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			now we're gonna look at a question
that comes all the time. The
		
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			prophet the Quran, said Allium
committed to Allah come, Dina,
		
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			come Watchmojo at a company Amity,
what are the two documents la
		
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			Medina, today I've completed your
religion and completed your
		
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			blessing, my blessing upon you. So
how can you say now that there are
		
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			more why do we need these methods
as we set the foundations the
		
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			methodologies are finished? Yes,
the foundational the updated, the
		
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			foundations of our law is
finished. But there are constantly
		
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			new matters and there are matters
Allah has left to the automap This
		
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			is why he said asked the scholars
and not read more Quran. Alright,
		
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			so that's number one. Number two
methods. What do people imagine
		
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			the methods are? Do they imagine
the methods are trying to find
		
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			some unique ideas outside of Islam
and then put them inside of Islam.
		
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			Med hubs are meant to understand
what the Quran is saying in the
		
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			first place. So they are an
explanation of this blessing that
		
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			Allah Tada has told us, the
religion is complete. The blessing
		
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			is complete. Now the question is,
well, what does a blessing mean?
		
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			What does this religion mean? What
are the verses mean? Whether
		
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			Hadith mean? How do we act upon
them? That's what the methods are
		
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			answering not bringing anything
new, so that you could say, the
		
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			religion is finished, and we don't
need anything new. Next question I
		
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			want to answer is a question
people say the deen is easy.
		
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			And I find following a method
difficult.
		
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			Rather, they say for example, it's
much easier to just see what
		
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			people are doing and go with your
local community. Look, I've done
		
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			I've been missing who'd said
couldn't it man, Elmo, Charlie
		
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			Manuel, Ima be a scholar or be a
student, but to not be a roaming
		
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			animal? The ima just follows the
herd. What is the imao? Here? It's
		
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			the lazy person is lazy. Got this
attitude? Oh, the deen is easy.
		
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			Why do I need to go on these big
books and learn terminologies? Why
		
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			do I need to stick to one thing?
And sometimes I don't like the
		
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			ruling. What is the basis of this
other than laziness? The deen is
		
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			easy. And it's easier when you put
effort in learning what it is
		
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			learning its methodology.
		
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			And then living by that and
studying becomes even easier. It's
		
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			harder to follow something that
you don't study and you don't
		
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			know. Then to follow something
that you do. No. I'm telling you
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam said this. And you're
		
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			telling me, Abu Hanifa said that.
		
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			You hear this all the time? And
it's a very it's a scary question
		
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			because Hold on a second I we've
owned the property about
		
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			the assumption here is that Abu
Hanifa and mannequin Shafi and
		
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			Achmed. They're following the
Torah or something? What are they
		
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			trying to follow?
		
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			The question is your understanding
of the Hadith versus Abu Hanifa
		
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			his understanding of it, you know
what, once that person told me, he
		
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			said, I cannot follow a man made
opinion. These are all the efforts
		
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			of men. I'll leave all the book in
the sun, okay. You follow the book
		
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			and the Sunnah according to your
understanding? Okay. According to
		
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			your understanding. So, in fact,
it's is is your understanding any
		
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			less men made than Abu Hanifa,
Medic, Chevy and angle got? So
		
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			really the question is your
understanding of the Sunnah,
		
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			versus Abu Hanifa is understanding
of the Sunnah. That's really the
		
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			question. Your filter your mind
the filter of your mind, versus
		
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			the filter of Abu Hanifa and
Maddix. And schaffen admits might
		
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			all else equal
		
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			what would you rather follow your
own conclusion? Or a sad face
		
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			conclusive? You're gonna go to
Allah with one more deed to go.
		
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			Here 5050 You got one more deed.
You want to go and judge audit
		
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			yourself. Or you want to say look,
as Schaeffer he was trying to get
		
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			to the same goal that I'm trying
to get to, which is understand the
		
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			religion properly. Manik is trying
to get to the same goal that I'm
		
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			trying to get to, who was more
reliable, who was more
		
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			trustworthy, whose words and
conclusion has been checked and
		
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			checked and checked and checked
over the centuries, them or me? So
		
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			it's not the prophet or medic.
It's your understanding of the
		
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			Prophet versus medic, and it's not
the local. There are scholars who
		
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			built their empire of knowledge on
this idea. We only go back to the
		
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			book and the Sunnah. Hold on a
second, Mr. Scholar, then why are
		
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			you writing a book?
		
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			Why are we given speeches? If
you're only going on the book and
		
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			the Sunnah, then leave us to the
book and the Sunnah. Why are you
		
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			writing a book? Because you are in
none
		
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			No less categorizing, prioritizing
and interpreting the book on the
		
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			Sunnah. So the question is not
prophet or medic, the question is
		
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			medic or you,
		
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			your understanding for medics
understand.
		
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			Another question I want to bring
up, someone may say, there are
		
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			centuries that passed between the
Imams and between us centuries.
		
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			Don't we need to revive? We need
new math hubs. This is a
		
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			misunderstanding. If you think
that to be a medicate means to go
		
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			and only read the words of the
mimetic making a big mistake, to
		
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			be a Hanafy or savvy or somebody
is that you're only reading the
		
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			words of those emails, you're
making a big mistake.
		
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			times changed after those Imams.
Those followers use that
		
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			methodology and answered those
questions. times changed again,
		
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			new questions are opposed, got
those disciples answered them,
		
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			again, using the original
methodology. modahaus are living
		
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			things in the sense that
generation after generation,
		
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			they're constantly answering new
questions. When you're studying a
		
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			school you're studying a whole
heritage that is following a
		
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			certain methodology and questions
this way you remember no he is
		
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			such a elevated figure in the chef
a school but from the time of
		
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			Shafi to know we a lot of things
changed. A lot of new things came
		
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			into the world and no we answered
them. Good. Same thing in every
		
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			month up until today.
		
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			Next video I'm gonna answer the
question of why can't new methods
		
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			come about