I'm referring to the question http://islam.stackexchange.com/questions/8563/are-there-any-schools-of-thought-which-consider-the-science-of-fiqh-to-be-bidah

My answer now is as follows:

> As i haven't heared of such a school and as there's no reason why one
> should pretend that fiqh is bid'ah i'll try to proof that this can't
> be the case as it is quoted in both the Quran and the Sunnah here just
> some examples:
> 
>  - Surat an-Nisa' [(4:78)][1] fiqh as understanding and believing once they do
>  - Surat at-Tawba [(9:122)][2] fiqh as a fard kifaya
>  - Surat at-Tawba [(9:127)][3] addressing the Munafiqiyn who don't understand (fiqh= understanding)
>  - Surat Taha [(20:28)][4] fiqh as understanding (the speech of Musa (peace be upon him))
>  - Mu’awiyah (RAA) narrated that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: “When Allah wishes good for anyone, He bestows upon him the Fiqh
> (comprehension) of the religion.” Agreed upon. [Sahih al-Bukhari &
> Muslim etc.]
>  - [Difference][5] between one who just narrated and one who understood a speech
> 
> As you may see the word fiqh was known and applied as the Messenger of
> Allah (peace be upon him) used to do fatwa himself. So rejecting this
> or considering it a bid'ah would be rejecting something our Messenger
> used to do and asked as to do!
> 
> So the Answer to your Question should be NO!
> 
> Now if you mean by this to specify chapters etc in book of fiqh. One
> may speak about a good bid'ah بدعة حسنة in this case i think you will
> find many who will call it so, see for example this [fatwa in
> Arabic][6]!
> 
> and Allah knows best!


  [1]: http://quran.com/4/78
  [2]: http://quran.com/9/122
  [3]: http://quran.com/9/127
  [4]: http://quran.com/20/28
  [5]: http://sunnah.com/urn/1302410
  [6]: http://islamqa.info/ar/183220

I think now the reason for deleting is lifted.