The validity of the statement that preventing one who eats garlic from entering the mosque is a punishment
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. He says: How valid is this statement, which is that preventing one who has eaten garlic or onions from entering the mosque is a punishment for him, so that he does not receive the reward of the congregation? Is this statement correct?
Answer:
You asked about this recently, and we said: What is this? This is what causes him to be prevented from the congregation. He is the cause of the discrepancy with the one who was prevented from the congregation by a barrier other than his own cause, such as sleep that overtook him, or fear, or illness. Yes.
Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. He says: How valid is this statement, which is that preventing one who has eaten garlic or onions from entering the mosque is a punishment for him, so that he does not receive the reward of the congregation? Is this statement correct?
Answer:
You asked about this recently, and we said: What is this? This is what causes him to be prevented from the congregation. He is the cause of the discrepancy with the one who was prevented from the congregation by a barrier other than his own cause, such as sleep that overtook him, or fear, or illness. Yes.
Source
المنتقى من أخبار سيد المرسلين 22-05-1433هـ — alfawzan.live (1:15:13)
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