Love For Others What You Love For Yourself:

Someone who loves a person For the sake of Allah,should he say, “I love you For the sake of Allah,” to that person?

The answer is—Yes, but loving [someone] For the sake of Allah has a huge price, only very Few people pay it.

Do you know what the price [to be paid] For loving someone For Allah’s sake is and what is the proof of True love?

And an explanation of that is— if we really love someone For the sake of Allah we would persist in advising them, and they would do the same.

Persevering in advising one another is very rare between those who claim to love each other, this love might have some sincerity in it, but it is not complete, because we try to make an allowance or the other, afraid that the other person will become angry, that he will flee … and so on.

It is in light of this that [you can see that] the cost of loving someone For the sake of Allah is that each person shows sincerity towards the other by advising him — always and Forever telling him to do good and preventing him From bad.He is more constant in advising him than that person’s own shadow is close.

For this reason, it has been authentically reported that when parting From one another, one of the habits of the Companions was that one of them would read to the other, “By Time! Indeed, mankind is in loss. Except for those who have believed and done righteous deeds and advised each other to truth and advised each other to patience.” (Surah Asr — 103).

So,the point is that — the real love For a person is to do good to him. If you see him committing a sin, stop him immediately. Because with whom we love in this world, we will be with those people in the hereafter.

May Allah(swt) unite us in the Hereafter with those whom we love in this life.(Ameen).

JazakAllah (May Allah Reward You [with] Goodness)For Reading.