Following the Four Schools of Jurisprudence
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Question:
Please, go ahead with your question, Abu Faisal. I have two questions, Shaykh, may Allah bless you. Please, start with the first one. Yes. Now, Shaykh, we have four schools of jurisprudence: the Shafi'i school and the Hanbali school. The question is: these imams all agree on the principles, but their disagreement is merely in the branches, which are the issues of Islamic jurisprudence. Which of these scholars or jurists should we follow? All right, listen. Oh, cover up.
Answer:
They are all correct, if Allah wills, and you should follow the school of jurisprudence that is prevalent among the people of your country, yes.
The presenter:
Yes,
Please, go ahead with your question, Abu Faisal. I have two questions, Shaykh, may Allah bless you. Please, start with the first one. Yes. Now, Shaykh, we have four schools of jurisprudence: the Shafi'i school and the Hanbali school. The question is: these imams all agree on the principles, but their disagreement is merely in the branches, which are the issues of Islamic jurisprudence. Which of these scholars or jurists should we follow? All right, listen. Oh, cover up.
Answer:
They are all correct, if Allah wills, and you should follow the school of jurisprudence that is prevalent among the people of your country, yes.
The presenter:
Yes,
Source
قناة «مكة و المدينة»، 02 فتاوى على الهواء - 19 01 1433هـ _ الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com (32:20)
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