Explanation of the Hadith: The Strongest Bonds of Faith are Love for the Sake of Allah and Hatred for the Sake of Allah
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Question:
He says: I hope you will explain the meaning of this hadith:Musannaf Ibn Abi Shaybah 24:135?
Answer:
"The strongest bonds of faith" means the strongest ties of faith that one holds onto: love for the sake of Allah. You love a person not for any other reason, but for the sake of Allah; because he is a righteous man, because Allah loves him, so you love him. This is among the strongest bonds of faith that one holds onto. And hatred for the sake of Allah: you hate him because Allah hates him; because he is one who opposes the command of Allah, who is heedless in the obedience of Allah, so you hate him for that reason. Yes.
He says: I hope you will explain the meaning of this hadith:
The strongest bonds of faith are love for the sake of Allah and hatred for the sake of Allah
أوثق عرى الإيمان الحب في الله، والبغض في اللهAnswer:
"The strongest bonds of faith" means the strongest ties of faith that one holds onto: love for the sake of Allah. You love a person not for any other reason, but for the sake of Allah; because he is a righteous man, because Allah loves him, so you love him. This is among the strongest bonds of faith that one holds onto. And hatred for the sake of Allah: you hate him because Allah hates him; because he is one who opposes the command of Allah, who is heedless in the obedience of Allah, so you hate him for that reason. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/124 — archive.org (4:53)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.