The Ruling on Hating People Without Reason

Question:
The questioner says: Is a person excused for hating some people with a reason or without a reason? And does this fall under his saying (peace and blessings be upon him): "The love of the heart is not in one's hand"?

Answer:
We do not know this hadith, we do not know this hadith, but it is obligatory for the Muslim to love his brother in Allah and not hate him. He has no right to hate him except if he is engaged in what is wrong, in which case he hates him to the extent of that, or if he is a disbeliever, in which case he hates him for the sake of Allah. As for hating him without a reason, that is not permissible. It is obligatory to love his brother in Allah, to love him for the sake of Allah, and to hate him for the sake of Allah, and not to hate his brother without right. However, if he hates him because he wronged him, because he took his inheritance, because he raised his case to the authority without right until he was harmed, or something similar to that, he hates him to the extent of his state, and loves him to the extent of the Islam and faith he possesses.