The backbiter is a doer of goodness towards the one he backbites, and if he hates that, then there is a benefit in him, like a person who drinks medicine. Perhaps you hate something and it is good for you. If he is an unintentional doer of goodness, then he is one of those who God bestowed good on Zaid at his hands, so his reward will be the reward of one who succeeds in doing good deeds. Not intentionally against the one who backbited him, but that was intended for the one who inspired him to do so and called it immorality against him, so God will reconcile on the Day of Resurrection among His servants because of what the oppressed person sees of the good that has reached him at the hands of his brother, and he thanks him for that and they will both be happy. In the authentic report, fear God and make peace among yourselves, for God will reconcile between His servants. On the Day of Resurrection, backbiting, even if it is reprehensible, is from that perspective praiseworthy in th