The ruling on hating a Muslim because of what is heard about his bad belief
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Question:
He says: Is it permissible for me to hate a Muslim based on what I hear about his bad belief, without discussing it with him or advising him about it?
Answer:
One who has a bad belief is not to be loved; rather, he must be hated. However, if he is ignorant and the matter has not become clear to him, and you have knowledge and understanding, then you should clarify it for him and not be hasty in his case until you have clarified it for him. If he persists in what he is upon after the clarification, then you hate him and oppose him as long as it is a matter of belief, as long as his belief is bad. Yes.
He says: Is it permissible for me to hate a Muslim based on what I hear about his bad belief, without discussing it with him or advising him about it?
Answer:
One who has a bad belief is not to be loved; rather, he must be hated. However, if he is ignorant and the matter has not become clear to him, and you have knowledge and understanding, then you should clarify it for him and not be hasty in his case until you have clarified it for him. If he persists in what he is upon after the clarification, then you hate him and oppose him as long as it is a matter of belief, as long as his belief is bad. Yes.
Source
[و لا تتبعوا السبل فتفرق بكم عن سبيله] — alfawzan.live (40:34)
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