Leaving the drink in which a fly has fallen, out of dislike

Question:
Is the dislike of the three conditions that occur there, as we say in it?

Answer:
If it is a natural dislike, then that is what matters. The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) left eating the rib because he disliked it with a natural dislike, a legislative dislike, a natural dislike. So if he leaves it because his soul is repelled by it, there is no blame on him. But if he leaves it on the grounds that he does not believe in the hadith, this is not permissible. If he leaves it on the grounds that he does not believe in this hadith and does not acknowledge the hadith, this is not permissible. But if he leaves it on the grounds that his soul is repelled by it, there is nothing wrong with that. We do not force him to drink something he dislikes. As we mentioned, the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) was repelled by it precisely, even though it is lawful. This is a psychological dislike, and there is no sin in it. Yes.