ABOUT THE BOOK
 
The Hanafi school isn't solely Abu Hanifa's work. It's a collective output of scholars like Abu Yusuf, Muhammad, and others who often disagreed with him on various points. The book investigates how these varying viewpoints were unified under one banner and examines when and why this merger became established.
 
 
Exploring texts across eras, the author reveals how the Hanafi school's integration happened over time. This study covers whether the merger appears in early, middle, or later texts, and if it's evident only in extensive commentaries or also in core manuals, offering invaluable context for students and scholars alike.