Hanafi school

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The Hanafi school is the oldest and one of the most widely followed Sunni Islamic legal schools, known for its flexible and rationalist approach to jurisprudence.

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instanceOf Sunni Islamic legal school
madhhab
characteristic acceptance of juristic preference
consideration of local custom
extensive use of analogical reasoning
flexible approach to jurisprudence
rationalist approach to jurisprudence
denominationOf Sunni Islam
developedBy Abu Yusuf
Muhammad al-Shaybani
Zufar ibn al-Hudhayl
foundedBy Abu Hanifa
foundedInCentury 8th century
foundedInRegion Iraq
Kufa
hasSubtradition Deobandi Sunni Islam
surface form: Deobandi movement (within Hanafi jurisprudence)

Maturidi theological alignment (common among Hanafis)
historicallyAdoptedBy Abbasid Caliphate
surface form: Abbasid Caliphate (in practice in many courts)

Mughal Empire (in much of the territory)
surface form: Mughal Empire

Ottoman Empire
influenced Mughal legal system
Ottoman legal system
modern personal status laws in several Muslim-majority countries
influencedBy Abu Hanifa
isOldestOf Sunni fiqh
surface form: Sunni madhhabs
isOneOf four major Sunni schools of law
languageOfClassicalTexts Arabic
legalMethodology ijma
istihsan
qiyas
urf
namedAfter Abu Hanifa
notableText Mukhtasar al-Quduri by al-Quduri
al-Hidaya by al-Marghinani
al-Kafi
surface form: al-Kafi by al-Hakim al-Shahid

al-Mabsut by al-Sarakhsi
otherSunniSchools Hanbali school
Maliki school
Shafi'i school
surface form: Shafi‘i school
primarySources Quran
Sunnah
analogical reasoning
consensus of companions
custom
juristic preference
religion Islam
widelyFollowedIn Afghanistan
Balkans
People's Republic of Bangladesh (from East Pakistan)
surface form: Bangladesh

Central Asia
India
Pakistan
Turkey
parts of the Middle East

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Sharia hasSchoolOfInterpretation Hanafi school
Qiyas acceptedBy Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi school of law
Timurid dynasty hasPrimaryReligionBranch Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi Sunni Islam
Islamic world hasLegalSchool Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi
Sunni Islam majorSchoolOfLaw Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi
Tajiks majorIslamicSchool Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi
Uzbek religion Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi school of Sunni Islam
Aimaqs religion Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi Sunni Islam
Maliki school coexistsWith Hanafi school
Shafi'i school differsFrom Hanafi school
Shafi'i school influencedBy Hanafi school
Hanbali school otherSunniSchools Hanafi school
Ja'fari school contrastedWith Hanafi school
Bosniaks religiousTradition Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi school of Sunni Islam
Turks majorReligionBranch Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi Sunni Islam
Brahui people religiousLawTradition Hanafi school
Muftiate of Crimea follows Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi school of Islamic jurisprudence
Istihsan consideredBy Hanafi school
Istihsan defendedBy Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi jurists
Southern Afghanistan dominantIslamicSchool Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi
Turkmens religiousTradition Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi school of Sunni Islam
Tatars religion Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi school of Islam
Zahiri school of law contrastsWith Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi school of law
Mamluk Sultanate dominantMadhhab Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi
Kazakhs religion Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi school of Islam
Khanate of Bukhara religiousSchool Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi
Uzbeks religion Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi school of Sunni Islam
Zaydi Shia jurisprudenceSimilarTo Hanafi school
Uyghurs religiousLawTradition Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi Sunni Islam
Fatawa-e-Alamgiri madhhab Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi
Fatawa-e-Alamgiri legalSchool Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi school of law
Dar al-Harb discussedBy Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi jurists
Ottoman Sunni Islamic institutions religiousTradition Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi Sunni Islam
Maturidi associatedWith Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi school of law
Ingush religiousTradition Hanafi school
Bengali Muslims followsLegalSchool Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi Sunni Islam
Sunni fiqh hasMajorSchool Hanafi school
Nogais majorReligion Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi Sunni Islam
Salar religiousTradition Hanafi school
Islam in Egypt dominantMadhhab Hanafi school
Karachays religionBranch Hanafi school
Firozkohi Aimaqs religiousBranch Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi Sunni Islam
Deobandi Sunni Islam fiqhSchool Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi
Mughal legal system basedOn Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi fiqh
Mughal legal system legalSchool Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi
al-Mabsut by al-Sarakhsi legalSchool Hanafi school
subject surface form: al-Mabsut
this entity surface form: Hanafi
al-Mughni by Ibn Qudamah comparesWith Hanafi school
subject surface form: Al-Mughni
Muhammad al-Shaybani madhhab Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi
Muhammad al-Shaybani legalSchool Hanafi school
Abu Hanifa schoolOfLawFounded Hanafi school
this entity surface form: Hanafi