The situation is that he learns about any of the names that sound bad, then he looks into the ruling on that name and finds its effect on it, so hatred is attached to someone who says good that he can do, but he does not do it. So look at that saying. Goodness must reap its fruits in the goodness that is said by him, especially if he gives a good deed. There is a worker among the servants of God except that he is deprived, so he does not venerate God except because the one who said this said this and did not do what he said. If he sees that he has been deprived of goodness by abandoning the action, then he hates himself the greatest, especially if he sees that someone else has benefited from an action, then this is the greatest hatred in his opinion. He hates it the greatest. By his own self before God in his witnesses in the Hereafter, he is more hated by God than he is hated by another. It is not that God hates him, rather it is because he hates himself with God when it comes to