Explanation of the author's statement: "And qaza' is disliked."

The Shaykh : Then he said, "And qaza' is disliked". What is qaza'? They mentioned that qaza' is shaving part of the head and leaving part of it. This is qaza', and it has types. Sometimes one shaves part of it in an unorganized manner, shaving for example from here, from this right side, and from the hairline, and from the left side, and from the back of the head, but it is not organized; it is in patches, patches, patches, like the qaza' of clouds. This is clearly disliked because it is disfiguring. Is it not disfiguring? The second type is that one shaves the middle and leaves the sides. The third category is that one shaves the sides and leaves the middle. Ibn al-Qayyim said, "Just as the lowly people do." The fourth category is that one shaves only the hairline and leaves the rest. And I say the fifth category is that one shaves one side of the head and leaves the other side for the second 'Umrah! As I told you before, I found a man sa'ying between al-Safa and al-Marwah, and he had shaved his head from the middle, lengthwise, like this: this part is white and this part is black. So I said to him, "How do you do this? This is something disliked, and it is qaza'." He said, "No, I did it because I shaved half of it for yesterday's 'Umrah and the other half for today's 'Umrah." This is also from qaza'. Therefore, we say that qaza' is disliked, except if it is a qaza' that imitates the disbelievers, in which case it becomes forbidden, because imitating the disbelievers is forbidden. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: Now, what do we do if we find a person who has qaza'ed his head? We say now, shave it all. Do we shave it all or leave it all? Now, it is not conceivable except to shave it all. As for leaving it all, that is for the future. Yes.