The Ruling on the Hadith: "None of you will have true faith until his inclination..."

Question:
You say you heard that the hadith: You heard that this hadith is weak, but I also heard from another scholar that this hadith is authentic. So, who is correct?

Answer:
This hadith was authenticated by a group of scholars and deemed weak by others. It is the saying of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him): The hadith has weakness in its chain of narration, but its meaning is correct. It is that a person does not have complete faith until his inclination and preference follow what the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) brought. This is the obligatory duty of the believer: to be with the Shari'ah in all his states, not with his desires and Satan. The meaning is: one does not have complete faith until his inclination—meaning his will and preference—is in obedience to Allah and in accordance with the law of Allah, not with sins and violations. Yes.

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