Abu Hanifah does not hold that one should stand before the chamber, neither in supplication nor in greeting, but his followers in this age

Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. In the lesson, it was mentioned that Abu Hanifah (may Allah have mercy on him) does not hold that one should stand before the chamber, neither in supplication nor in greeting. However, it is observed in these times that most of those who do so are from the followers of the Hanafi school. What is the guidance regarding this?

Answer:
Yes, these are those who have contradicted their Imam. The later followers, I told you, that the later followers of the schools of jurisprudence have many things attributed to them that are not from the schools of their Imams, not from the schools of their Imams. Most of the followers of the schools are Ash'aris and Mu'tazilis, even though the four Imams are not Ash'aris nor Mu'tazilis. They are their followers in the branches, but they contradict them in creed.