Hanafi Fiqh Guide ( Islam Quran Hadith - Ramadan Islamic Apps ) app for iPhone and iPad

Great App!
An incredibly useful Book for Hanafis

Tremendous App.
This is just amazing. Im looking forward to more of these! I follow the Maliki school so I would love to see an app for Maliki fiqh

Be Muhammadi, not Hanafi
Follow only the Quran and Hadith and dont let shaitaan suggest that these are difficult to understand and we can or worse, should, follow the alleged teachings of the scholar Abu Hanifa without direct proof from Sahih Hadith. To his credit, Imam Al-Quduri in the book Hidaya has made an attempt more than 300 years after Abu Hanifa to justify the hanafi madhabs teachings by providing ahadith, but interestingly, Abu Hanifa is not reported to have referred to these ahadith. Secondly,Al-Quduri ignores sahih ahadith that are contradictory to hanafi teachings. The evidence is tailored to fit the conclusion, instead of reaching a conclusion based on the evidence. Remember - Allah Tells us that He has Made the Quran easy to understand. He has also Told us more than 70 times to obey the Prophet. He has also Promised to Preserve the Message. No sahih hadith is contradictory to another or to the Quran, by definition. Yet, Hanafi madhab consider the ahadith to have less weight than the Quran when it comes to establishing haram and halal. How could it be that the hanafis have a better understanding of the Quran than the Prophet has? When a Sahih Hadith reaches you, throw the opinion of the scholar at the wall (literal translation of what Abu Hanifa and the other three popular scholars instructed their students to do). Hanafi madhab contradicts clear sahih hadith in several aspects of salah - from the starting time of asr and the azan and iqamah combination to the way the witr is performed. Its time people realized this and quit following a non prophets opinion (raa-ay) without requiring authentic proof and while ignoring the authentic teachings of The Prophet Muhammad (SM) that people of knowledge of Quran and Hadith refer to. His two students Abu Yusuf and Muhammad reject his opinion in favor of hadith, yet ahnaf of today cling to Abu Hanifas teachings as much or more than they should cling to the Quran and Hadith. On significant matters, the ahnaf are on one side and everyone else of the ummah on another. Examples are salah times and performance, a woman marrying without the walis consent, husband given the ability to pronounce the three talaqs in one occassion before a monthly period between them (this contradicts even the Quran). They have a "wajib" category different from fard (obligatory), while the Quran refers to certain matters as "wajib" that are known to be obligatory. At the end of the day, Abu Hanifa was not a prophet and he told people that it is haram to take his rulings without knowing the proof for it. Yet, his followers elevate him to status he does not deserve - that of a rabb (lord) besides Allah. May Allah Protect us. I advise my Muslim brothers and sisters to come back to the Deen and stop spreading ignorance. Please dont take the teachings in the app as those of the Prophet. Developers please withdraw the app from the appstore. Almighty Allah Says: “They (Jews and Christians) took their Rabbis and their monks to be their lords besides Allah (by obeying them in things wish they made lawful or unlawful according to their own desires without being ordered by Allah), and (they also took as their lords) Messiah, son of Maryam (Mary), while they (Jews and Christians) were commanded (in the Torah and the Gospel) to worship none but one Ilah (God i.e. Allah), La Ilaha Illa Huwa (None has the right to be worshiped but He). Praise and glory is to Him(for above is He) from having the partners they associate (with Him).” (V. 9:31) Once, while Allah’s Messenger (P.B.U.H) was reciting the above verse, ‘ Adi bin Hatim said, “O Allah’s Prophet ! They do not worship them (Rabbis and Monks).’ Allah’s Messenger said, “They certainly do. They (i.e. Rabbis and Monks) made legal things illegal, and illegal things legal, and they (i.e. Jews and Christians) followed them; and by doing so they really worshiped them.” (Narrated by Ahmed, At-tirmidhi, and Ibn Jarir). (Tafsai At-Tabari, Vol. 10, Page No. 114)