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Bismillah Rahmari Rahim al-Hamdulillah.

Rabb al-Alamin wa salaatu wa salaam wa Alay Sayyidina Muhammadin

wa Alayali.

He wa sahbauya jama'in.

I'm madabad.

I welcome you to our intensive class, the Tuesday class, which

insha'Allah for this semester, if you like,

is going to be the book of Salat, Kitab w-Sala

from a very famous hambaly textbook.

And so before we begin, just a few words of introduction,

not too long about how to study Firq and why should we study Firq from a textbook,

a, it's called an Arabic a Metin of Firq. So, realize my dear brothers and sisters,

as we all know, that Islam has always been about law and law has always been a part

in parcel of our religion. And from the very earliest of times, the Sahaba Tabir,

and Taba Tabir, they attempted to extract laws in more details than what is generally

mentioned in the Quran in Sunnah. The Quran in Sunnah did not come as a manual of law.

It came as guidance, it came as a specific laws, but it's not a manual, it's not like a book

of law. So, the verses pertaining to different aspects of Firq are mentioned throughout

the Quran. So, later scholars came and they began to extract these verses and a Hadith.

And as we all know, this led to a slight difference of opinions in many issues over course

of time for General Sunni Wadahib evolved. We all are aware of these, the Hanafi, Shafir,

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