The founder of this school is credited with being the 3rst to use qiyas, a form of analogic reasoning that applies nass to new cases.
A man criticized this school of thought as being like a "sorceress's thread" since depending on how the thread is pulled, it appears either "yellow or reddish." This line of thinking was codi3ed in a 12th-century text known as The Guidance by Burhan al-Marghinani (al-marg-hin-AHN-ee), whose translation into English by Charles Hamilton formed the basis of British policy in India. This school's founder supported the Zaydi Revolt and was supposedly poisoned in Kufa, leaving his disciples Abu Yusuf and al-Shaybani to continue to spread its ideas. The founder of this school is credited with being the 3rst to use qiyas, a form of analogic reasoning that applies nass to new cases. This school of thought is sometimes known as "People of Opinion" in contrast to the "People of Hadith," a term which encompasses the competing Hanbali, Maliki and Sha3 schools. For 10 points, name this most-widespread school of 3qh (feek).
A man criticized this school of thought as being like a "sorceress's thread" since depending on how the thread is pulled, it appears either "yellow or reddish.
Hanafi School [prompt on 3qh]