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    Imam Abu Hanifah made three major contributions to Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh): 1) He developed fiqh by asking intelligent questions and structuring the method to find answers, which other scholars recognized as very helpful. 2) He organized fiqh into functional subcategories, starting with purification. 3) Through his efforts to collect information, organize fiqh, and focus on inferring principles over isolated rules, he established the first school of fiqh, the Hanafi school, which has the largest number of followers among the four imams.

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    Imam Abu Hanifah made three major contributions to Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh): 1) He developed fiqh by asking intelligent questions and structuring the method to find answers, which other scholars recognized as very helpful. 2) He organized fiqh into functional subcategories, starting with purification. 3) Through his efforts to collect information, organize fiqh, and focus on inferring principles over isolated rules, he established the first school of fiqh, the Hanafi school, which has the largest number of followers among the four imams.

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    Contribution of Imam Abu Hanifa

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    Imam Abu Hanifah made three major contributions to Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh): 1) He developed fiqh by asking intelligent questions and structuring the method to find answers, which other scholars recognized as very helpful. 2) He organized fiqh into functional subcategories, starting with purification. 3) Through his efforts to collect information, organize fiqh, and focus on inferring principles over isolated rules, he established the first school of fiqh, the Hanafi school, which has the largest number of followers among the four imams.

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    CONTRIBUTION

    1. DEVELOPMENT IN FIQH (JURISPRUDENCE)


    2. FIQH ORGANIZATION
    3. FOUNDER OF HANAFI SCHOOL
    DEVELOPMENT IN FIQH
    • Ask intelligent questions and trying to answer them in a structured
    and methodical way.
    • Imam Shafi was perhaps referring to this unique contribution of Imam
    Abu Hanifah when he said, “All fuqaha owe a debt of gratitude
    towards Abu Hanifah”; method of stating the issues before seeking
    the answer to them was also pointed to as a major contribution of the
    imam by Imam Ibn Suray, another eminent Shafi’i scholar. 
    FIQH ORGANIZATION
    • He collected information for each branch of
    knowledge.
    • He organized Fiqh into functional sub categories
    starting with tahara (purification).
    • Through his efforts, the first school of Fiqh, the Hanafi
    school
    FOUNDER OF HANAFI SCHOOL
    • His school has the largest number of followers among the
    four imams.
    • He is known for his unparallel knowledge of fiqh and skill in
    qiyaas as well as taqwa and an amazing memory.
    • He was more focused on inferring principles that can be used
    for inferring rules

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