The ruling on recommendation and dislike is attached to what is permissible, even if there is a degree between them, so what is recommended is that which is related to the one who does it, praise, and he is not blameworthy for abandoning that action and its likeness in the divine state of blessings that He gives to His servants in addition to what we call for in need, so he is praised for that, and if he does not do it, then no blame is attached to it because need. Do not ask for it, since she has fulfilled her right. This is the similitude of what is recommended. As for the similitude of what is disliked, God says about Himself that He hates.

He said, “And I hate to offend Him.”

And He said, “And He does not approve of disbelief for His servants, and legitimate hatred is what praises the one who abandons it.” The one who does it is not condemned, as it is similar to scarring, but on the contrary, if the servant has a purpose for what he has done that will cause h