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  • #32
    is it true that Imam Hanifa saeb was a pashtun?

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    • #33
      Originally posted by afghan View Post
      is it true that Imam Hanifa saeb was a pashtun?
      No, that is not true.

      Imam Abu Hanifa was born in Kufa but his father was of Persian origin from Kabul. His grandfather was from the Khurasan of Iran and he was a Persian. In current times, we can call him an Iranian.

      Or simply, Persian.


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      • #34
        Originally posted by Khushal Khan Khattak View Post
        No, that is not true.

        Imam Abu Hanifa was born in Kufa but his father was of Persian origin from Kabul. His grandfather was from the Khurasan of Iran and he was a Persian. In current times, we can call him an Iranian.

        Or simply, Persian.

        Imam abu hanifa Numan bin Sabit bin zootee bin mah. Mah is a sub tribe of Ghilzai. many claims that he was mahi khel.

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        • #35
          Originally posted by abubaker View Post
          so what's the difference socks are socks aren't they
          The Ahnuf confuse khufayn and jowrabayn, in their understanding one is boots while the other is socks and give their own criteria for wiping which is not found in the Sunnah. One can wipe over his sandals, boots, shoes whatever material they are made from. Same is applicable to socks, even if they were made from leaves one is permitted to wipe over them


          and what is the argument for not touching the quran without wudu

          Their are some valid arguments for it, albeit today the Qur'an has covers and those arguments are inapplicable

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          • #36
            Originally posted by afghan View Post
            Imam abu hanifa Numan bin Sabit bin zootee bin mah. Mah is a sub tribe of Ghilzai. many claims that he was mahi khel.
            His name wasn't Mah, it was Marzubaan

            Nu'maan ibn Thaabit ibn Zutaa ibn Marzubaan

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