Hanafiyyah

Hanafiyyah, or Hanafi jurisprudence, is a major school of Islamic law founded by the scholar Imam Abu Hanifa in the 8th century. It emphasizes understanding the Quran and Hadith but also allows use of reasoning and analogy to resolve legal questions. Hanafi law is known for its flexibility and comprehensive approach, often considering the context and changing circumstances. It is widely followed in countries like Turkey, Pakistan, and parts of Central Asia. Overall, Hanafi jurisprudence aims to interpret Islamic principles in a way that is practical, adaptable, and grounded in primary religious texts.