Imam of the schools of thought Abu Hanifa Al-Nu'man

Authored by: Wahbi Suleiman Ghaouji Publisher: Dar Al-Qalam Edition: Third 1441 - 2020 Description: Hardcover _ White paper _ 312 pages The biography of the Imams of the four jurisprudential schools: Abu Hanifa Al-Nu'man | Abdul Ghani Al-Daqr A knowledgeable and devout scholar in his secret and a believer in his certainty, unified in his pursuit, he did not fear in Allah any blame. He is suitable: how many have reached with whips to punish the limits of Allah and His law and His judgment. He was the first to establish consensus, as he had a scholarly circle, the greatest scholars of the era, who established jurisprudential councils. He did not rely solely on his own jurisprudential opinion but held consultation in all aspects of his knowledge. He divided 40 men of knowledge in various branches into groups, presenting a question for which there was no explicit evidence, and they debated and discussed until they reached a unified judgment and result, then recorded it for people to read. How excellent is this method, and how close it is to the truth. He is the Imam of the jurists, a great beacon, and a luminous light for those who wish to walk the path of knowledge and guidance. We leave the reader to sit in the gatherings of Imam Abu Hanifa’s life to increase certainty: You are the best nation brought forth for mankind, and I am upon their footsteps, guided.