Explanation of the author's statement: Sufyan said: (Like Shahanshah).

The Shaykh : Shah is singular, and Shahanshah is plural, because in the Persian language they place the modifier before the modified, so they say "Muhammad's boy" instead of "boy of Muhammad," and I think it is the same in the Latin language, is that right? Yes, so the meaning is that the King of Kings is like it. And his statement: "And in a narration

The most wretched person in the sight of Allah on the Day of Resurrection and the worst person

أغيظ رجل على الله يوم القيامة وأخبثه

Sahih Muslim 2143b

" "the most hateful" comes from ghaiz, which is anger, and it means that the most angry thing with Allah the Exalted and the most vile is this name. And if it is a cause for the anger of Allah, Glorified and Exalted is He, and is also vile, then it is forbidden, rather it is one of the major sins based on the rule that every sin for which a warning is established is one of the major sins. And his statement: contains the affirmation of ghaiz for Allah the Exalted, and we say in this as we say in all the other attributes, that it is an attribute befitting Allah the Exalted, befitting Him like His other attributes.
The student : Does it differ from anger, O Shaykh?

The Shaykh : It appears that it is yes, yes, it seems that, and Allah knows best, it is more severe, yes.