The Dislike of a Brother Without Reason and the Hadith of the Two Who Bear Grudges
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Question:
The Shaykh’s issue: It happens that a person, when he meets one of his brothers, does not feel at ease with him and finds hatred and dislike in going to him and sitting with him, for no reason, but something from Allah. Is this included in the hadith that Allah forgives every Muslim except the two who bear grudges?
Answer:
Yes, he should overcome himself. He should overcome himself and sit with his brother, talk to him, greet him, and overcome himself. He may be in the wrong regarding what happened to him, because he dislikes his brother without right. He must overcome himself, get used to it, seek refuge from Shaytan, and this will be removed from him, by the permission of Allah. Yes.
The Shaykh’s issue: It happens that a person, when he meets one of his brothers, does not feel at ease with him and finds hatred and dislike in going to him and sitting with him, for no reason, but something from Allah. Is this included in the hadith that Allah forgives every Muslim except the two who bear grudges?
Answer:
Yes, he should overcome himself. He should overcome himself and sit with his brother, talk to him, greet him, and overcome himself. He may be in the wrong regarding what happened to him, because he dislikes his brother without right. He must overcome himself, get used to it, seek refuge from Shaytan, and this will be removed from him, by the permission of Allah. Yes.
Source
شرح بلوغ المرام من أدلة الأحكام [ صالح الفوزان ]، باب الخلع — islamhouse.com (1:12:22)
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