Hanafi fiqh on twitter

Assalaamu alaikum. We are a youtube based organisation. Our main aim is to make fiqh easily accessible & understandable, for true seekers of knowledge.

Is hanafi fiqh on twitter the same as the youtube group?



What's wrong with them? They tweet anything, they have photos of ronaldo, retweets with 'F' words. What a disgrace to Hanafi Fiqh. I hope they read this so they can sort their act out. The 'F' word was used in a retweet saying "I'm not Muslim, but this is so F***** true" which is something to do with terrorism. Oh which also has a photo on it. So what the hell does that have to do with Hanafi Fiqh?

Disgrace disgrace disgrace. No wonder the Salafis find it so easy at times to attack

Assalmu'alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu.

I was informed by the owner. Hanafi Fiqh about this thread. I am the person responsible for the Twitter account. I myself decided to come on to this forum after being told about it to explain what has happened.

I have not posted anything with profanity or the F word. I have not posted anything that is degrading or derogatory in any way. If you want, you can check out all the 'tweets' that have been posted on Twitter, just search 'Hanafi Fiqh Twitter' on Google. I have heard people say that we are deliberately causing divisions, the truth is, I have NO issues at all with Salafis. I've met Shaykh Haitham who is a Salafi and is in fact a very pleasent person to speak to. I have friends who are Salafis from my college days and I pray next to them, behind them and I've led them in Salah.

The issue with the Ronaldo tweet; The picture was of Ronaldo before a free kick and the caption read "Prepare your saffs, stand toe to toe" and "Ronaldo looks like a Salafi the way he stands before his free kicks". It was a joke about Ronaldo and I personally don't see where the attack on Salafi's is in that comment. If anything, people have made an issues out of it because it was posted from "Hanafi Fiqh" knowing that there is slight tension there already. Our intention was not to causes a stir but to make a joke out of Ronaldo's stance.

Furthermore, what people re-tweet and then add to my tweets on Twitter I have no control over, and if someone decides to say that it was Hanafi Fiqh that posted it, there is not much I can do with regards to that. I would suggest confirming that it did actually come from us by again checking our official Twitter page before jumping on the moral bandwagon so to speak and claiming the moral highground by asking for Allah subhanahu wa taala to 'punish us'. If something sounds like it wouldn't come from us, it probably didn't.

If you still have any comments or questions, please feel free to message me on this forum or on Twitter.

Allahu'Alam,

W'salam.

I have not posted anything with profanity or the F word[/quote] Yes you did and you said it was an accident



I suggest you change your description then
"Assalaamu alaikum. We are a youtube based organisation. Our main aim is to make Fiqh easily accessible & understandable, for true seekers of knowledge." - maybe add, "however, some tweets may contain the male 'Awrah and some may contain 'F' words" - It's easy to make someone look silly. Obviously some tweets will be general, that wasn't my point man. Tweet anything you want. Just don't tweet Haraam things.


[quote]If you're looking for Fiqh related issues on Twitter that would be naive as issues are not easily explainable in 140 characters.

the truth is, I have NO issues at all with Salafis

Can the real twitter guy sign up. Otherwise anyone can post using his name too and cause havoc. This will not be good. Jazakallahu khair. Abu Mohammed.