BEWARE OF HATRED AND MALICE IN ISLAM and fear Allah .Islam is a religion of peace. Prophet Muhammad said The faith is not complete until a Muslim abandons envy, rancor, malice, and fraud. In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful Islam teaches us to beware of hatred and malice. Because It is a disease of the heart whose consequences are destructive to the individual, the community, and the religion. Anas ibn Malik (may Allah be pleased with him) reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said: ﺎًﻧﺍَﻮْﺧِﺈِﻬَّﻠﻟﺍَﺩﺎَﺒِﻋﺍﻮُﻧﻮُﻛَﻭﺍﻭُﺮَﺑﺍَﺪَﺗﺎَﻟَﻭﺍﻭُﺪَﺳﺎَﺤَﺗﺎَﻟَﻭﺍﻮُﻀَﻏﺎَﺒَﺗﺎَﻟ Do not hate each other, do not envy each other, do not turn away from each other, but rather be servants of Allah as brothers. Source: Sahih Muslim 2559, Grade: Sahih Ibn Hajar (may Allah be pleased with him) said: ِّﺶِﻐْﻟﺍَﻭِﺪْﻘِﺤْﻟﺍَﻮِّﻠِﻐْﻟﺍَﻭِﺪَﺴَﺤْﻟﺎِﻛْﺮَﺘِﺑﺎَّﻟِﺈَﻜِﻟَﺬُّﻤِﺘَﻳﺎَﻟَﻭ The faith is not complete until a Muslim abandons envy, rancor, malice, and fraud. Source: Fath ul-Bari This type of malicious hatred is the desire to see people harmed and destroyed. Umar ibn Al-Khattab, may Allah be pleased with him, said: ﺎًﻔَﻠَﺘَﻜُﻀْﻐُﺑَﻻَﻭﺎًﻔَﻠَﻜَﻜُّﺒُﺤْﻨُﻜَﻳَﻻ Let not your hatred be destruction. It was asked, “How is that?” Umar said: ﻒَﻠَّﺘﻟﺎَﻜِﺒِﺣﺎَﺼِﻠَﺘْﺒَﺒْﺣَﺄَﺘْﻀَﻐْﺑَﺃﺍَﺫِﺇَﻭ When you hate someone, you love to see your companion destroyed. Source: Al-Adab Al-Mufrad 1322, Grade: Sahih Islam teaches us not to hate people. Rather, we should hate for evil to come to people. This is a necessary element of our love for good to come to people. Mu’adh ibn Anas (may Allah be pleased with him) reported: He asked the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, about virtuous faith. The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said: ِﻪَّﻠﻟﺍِﺮْﻛِﺬﻴِﻔَﻜَﻧﺎَﺴِﻠَﻠِﻤْﻌُﺗَﻮِﻬَّﻠﻟﺎﻴِﻔَﻀِﻐْﺒُﺗَﻮِﻬَّﻠِﻠَّﺒِﺤُﺘْﻧَﺄِﻧﺎَﻤﻳِﺈْﻟﺎُﻠَﻀْﻓَﺃ The most virtuous faith is to love for the sake of Allah
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