Transmitting the ruling on marrying a dhimmih (a non-Muslim under Muslim protection) on the condition of not loving her

Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. Ahm. Some people say that you issue a ruling permitting marriage to a dhimmih, but on the condition that her husband does not love her; because she is a dhimmih and not a Muslim. Is this ruling correct?

Answer:
First of all, my brothers, transmitting fatwas (scholarly legal rulings) is not permissible except either by the person's handwriting and signature or by his recorded voice. His recorded voice. As for merely saying so-and-so issued a fatwa and so-and-so, lying has become easy now; everyone who wants something says so-and-so issued a fatwa. So do not rely on this transmission.
Second, the marriage of a Muslim to a woman from the People of the Book does not necessitate loyalty in religion. He loves her from the aspect of emotion, from the aspect of emotion and nature. But from the aspect of religion, he does not love her religion; he does not love her for her religion, but rather he loves her with a natural love. And there is a difference between natural love and religious love. But many people do not distinguish between them and do not understand these matters. Yes.