Hanafi Vs Hanafia | Understanding The Terminology | Mufti Abu Layth
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machineauto-transcribed, may contain errors · source: youtube auto · click a time to seek · dotted terms open the glossaryhanafi is somebody that belongs to the hanafi madhub um and in relation to Imam and hanafia is the term given to the collective so often in Arabic can signify a collective so you know like insan insane yeah Humanity as a if you if you're using it in that sense but hanafi yeah anything that you're trying to create a collective out of that's one method of doing it so hanafia is the hanafi madhub
or the hanafies as a peop as a collective hanafia some people call them but yeah hanafia is generally the more accurate term it is a you know it's and it's commonly expressed by people I actually hear hanafi saying it more often to be honest when I was in Pakistan they would say Allah but on the pattern of in Arabic uh traditionally speaking is so it's a plural which signifies a few
not many so if I said pens but it usually means not many but it means like maybe less than a dozen or eight or some say less than ten but so in that sense I would have thought ahner would be you know maybe not the most suitable way to describe the method but hello you know some random thoughts
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