Two Different Reading Of Hanafiyya ？n The Context Of Tahav？ (Akmaluddin al-Babarti and Ibn Abi’l-Izz Examplification)

Bringing reasonable and practical Solutions to problems that a muslim may face in his daily life and viewing inclusive theologycal views, Abu Hanifa (d.150/767) has been an important scholar for ali Muslims not just for Mavali. Imam Tahav？ (d.321/933) has been the first and most representative follower in the region of Egypt. In this study, we aim to trace the perception of Hanafism in Egypt through imam Tahav？’s views. In accordance with this target, our work will be based on the perception of Hanafism that was laid by Akmaluddin al-Babarti (d.786/1384) and Ibn Abi’l-!zz (d.792/1390) in their books that comments on at-Tahavi’s book named as al-Akidatu't-Tahaviyya or Bayanu Akidati Ehli’s-Sunne va'l-Camaa. However, for our study not to exceed the limits of an article, an investigation will be conducted around the opinions about iman (faith) of the aforementioned scholars. Thus, the traditions thatAkmaluddin al-Babarti and Ibn Abi'1-lzz reflect in their comments, will be identified and the reasons for their presences about Hanafism will be investigated