Is hating the hijab while adhering to it considered among the nullifiers of Islam, and does taking it off make the sin less than disbelief and hatred?

A Muslim is obligated to love what Allah loves and hate what He dislikes, and to act accordingly. Wearing the hijab is a sign of love for Allah and faith. Feeling aversion towards it is a

whispering from Satan and the lower self, and it is not disbelief (kufr). To seek refuge from this feeling, it is recommended to seek refuge in Allah, and to recite the Qur’an with

contemplation, interpreting whatever is unclear, for the Qur’an is a healing and a mercy. The hatred that constitutes disbelief is the hatred of the Qur’an for its monotheism and

obligations, and the hatred of the people of monotheism and the love of the people of disbelief. This is a feeling experienced by one for whom the religious texts are burdensome and who

sees them as an obstacle between him and his innovations and desires.