Explanation:

- Fiqh-e-Akbar is a significant theological work in Islamic literature. It is attributed to Imam Abu Hanifa, a renowned Islamic scholar and the founder of the Hanafi school of thought.

- Option 2: Abu Hanifa is the correct answer. Imam Abu Hanifa’s Fiqh-e-Akbar discusses fundamental beliefs in Islam.

- Option 1: Imam Malik was another leading Islamic scholar, best known for compiling the Muwatta, a foundational text in Islamic jurisprudence, but not for writing Fiqh-e-Akber.

- Option 3: Mohammad Ash Shafai (better known as Imam al-Shafi'i) is another leading figure in Islamic jurisprudence but did not write Fiqh-e-Akber.

- Option 4: Hasan could refer to multiple historical figures, but none of them are known for authoring Fiqh-e-Akber.