Is it reported that qaz' is merely disliked?

Question:
The questioner says: One of the teachers, an Islamic education teacher in some private schools, issues a ruling to the students that qaz' is disliked. So it was said to him regarding this, meaning that qaz' is disliked. So it was said to him, and he said that he had read in a book, whose name I have forgotten, that the majority of scholars say that it is disliked. And it was said to him: Did not the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) prohibit qaz'? He said: We agree that we are not mujtahids; we look at the evidence. He said: He said: We agree that we are not mujtahids; we look at the evidence, and I do not accept your words; I want the words of one of the mujtahid scholars. What do you say about that?

Answer:
Since he forgot the book, we do not know; we answer from the book and we see. Since he attributed the statement to an unknown book and forgot it, he must bring it and look at it, and we read the phrase and see. But the default ruling for a prohibition is that it is forbidden. The default ruling for a prohibition is that it is forbidden, especially since this is imitating the Christians; imitating them is forbidden. Yes. You calculate. And Allah the Exalted knows best, and may Allah send prayers and blessings upon our Prophet Muhammad and upon his family and his Companions.