Information regarding Abu Haneefah

Right...so every Thursday I go to this halaqah by Abu Usamah al-Thahabi (He's a Madkhali-but not hardcore like Abu Khadeejah from Birmingham). He made some claims about Abu Haneefah. He said:

1. Abu Haneefah was from the Murji'ah (but not from the Ghulaat of the Murji'ah)
2. He was weak in Ahadeeth
3. He saw the permissibility of rebelling agains the ruler who was oppresive.

I know about the last one, so I don't need much information regarding that, I'm more concerned about the 2 first points.

He's actually just another wannabe.

1: Did he give any examples of his claim?
2: According to his wannabe opinion yeah, moulana 'abdul hayy lucknawi explains the issue of imaam abu haneefah rahimahullaah & hadeeth the best that i've seen which is added as an introduction to the Muwatta of imam muhammad published by that turath place in the uk, then there's also a youtube/google video of ibn adam al kawthari called "Imam Abu Hanifa and Hadith", google it and you'll find it.

Quote :

1: Did he give any examples of his claim?

No...

Quote :

...the reason for that is that he had fewer ahaadeeth at his disposal than
other imams, because he came before the other imams and was very strict
about accepting ahaadeeth, as false reports were so widespread in Iraq at
that time and there was a great deal of tribulation.

What about this....^^^^^

If that's what he believes then he's more foolish than i thought, imaam abu haneefah rahimahullaah lievd over 100 years before imaam bukhaari rahimahullaah was even born, between imaam abu haneefah rahimahullaah and the sahaabah the maximum would be 4 people, and normally it would be less than that, like abu haneefah heard from hammaad who heard from ibraaheem an nakhaa'ee who relates from ibn mas'ood radhiallaahu 'anhu, and the people in his chain like ibraaheem an nakhaa'ee etc are thiqah, so logically his narrations should be the strongest of all, so i don't know how this wannabe come up with the conclusion that he was weak in hadeeth.

If he regards imaam abu haneefah rahimahullaah as weak because he narrated less ahaadeeth than the other a'immah, then does that mean he regards abu bakr radhiallaahu 'anhu as weak because of the little ahaadeeth he narrated?

I got the quote above from IslamQA.

My post still stands.

here's that video i mentioned earlier: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fue6s3XO8pw atleast i hope it is since it has the same name.

And though i don't generally take things from gf haddad, but here's an article of his anyway: http://qa.sunnipath.com/issue_view.asp?HD=7&ID=880&CATE=1