Why don't Muslims like Muslims?

Answer 1

Answer 1

It is not true. Muslims like Muslims and even non-Muslims so far they don't attack Muslims and deprive them from their homes and religion.

Hatred is against Islam teachings and morals. There may be different views regarding different Islam schools and cultures. Even among Shiite and Sunni Muslims, there may be some disagreements on some issues but never be viewed as hatred. It is not supposed for Muslims to hate people of other religions and faiths. So, for sure you expect that Muslims never hate themselves.

Answer 2

This question can be read as: (a) "Why do Muslims not like themselves?" or (b) "Why do Muslims not like other people who are Muslims?"

(a) Most Muslims do like themselves and Muslims who do not usually do not like themselves on account of the same emotional insecurities that plague all people, be they Muslim or Non-Muslim.

(b) As concerns a Muslim's hatred/dislike of someone else who is Muslim, it depends almost entirely on elements extraneous or tangential to Islam as opposed to the religion itself. For example, a Sunni Muslim may hate a Shiite Muslim because of the historical tensions between the religious groups. A Salafist Muslim may hate a Secular Muslim because he believes that the Secular Muslim is a cultural/religious traitor and a Secular Muslim may hate a Salafist because they see Salafist views on Islam to be puritanical and constricting. There are also national or regional conflicts between Muslims of different nations, such as the Iran-Iraq War, the various Yemeni Civil Wars, the Sand Wars in various places, etc, and these international conflicts between Muslim-majority countries engender hatred between citizens of each country on account of their national pride and patriotism.

In each case, as illustrated, Islam is not compelling Muslims to hate each other, but rather they hate each other on account of external causes. Islam, by contrast, stresses the unity of the Umma or Muslim peoples.