Is it obligatory for a Muslim to hate for people what he hates for himself?
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Question:
The meaning of the last hadith (and let him give to people what he loves to be given to him...) is that he also hates for people what he hates for himself?
Answer:
Yes, and he hates for them from evil what he hates for himself, but some people may hate things that should not be hated, but: from evil, what contradicts.
Some people have a deficiency in their religion; they may hate tawhid (the oneness of Allah), they may hate faith, they may hate... the point is: he hates evil. If he hates evil, he hates it for people just as he hates it for himself. The believer hates all sins and hates them for his brothers.
The meaning of the last hadith (and let him give to people what he loves to be given to him...) is that he also hates for people what he hates for himself?
Answer:
Yes, and he hates for them from evil what he hates for himself, but some people may hate things that should not be hated, but: from evil, what contradicts.
Some people have a deficiency in their religion; they may hate tawhid (the oneness of Allah), they may hate faith, they may hate... the point is: he hates evil. If he hates evil, he hates it for people just as he hates it for himself. The believer hates all sins and hates them for his brothers.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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