Reflections are personal perspectives (reviewed for quality) and should not be taken as authoritative.
Conflict is part of human life.
But the Qur’an encourages believers to become peacemakers, not fuel for division.
Justice and reconciliation are presented as a collective responsibility.
when ibn Umar was asked why he doesnt apply this verse (49:9) and fight the rebellious party, he replied 'I prefer to be mistaken for not applying that verse (from AlHujarat) then mistaken for violating this verse (4:93 from alNisaa)'
Scholars have referenced these ayaat to illustrate the enormity of one who abandons Salah and Zakat. That is because Allah SWT refers to the rebellious faction, as well as a convicted killer, as being brothers of the believers (amazingly even in relation to the family of the victim he killed). However He stipulates the establishment of Salah and paying of Zakat as conditions for entry into the brotherhood of Islam.