Is the prohibition against entering the mosque for one who has eaten garlic or onion for prohibition or for discouragement?

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The Shaykh : His saying (peace be upon him):

Whoever eats from this detestable plant, let him not approach

مَن أكل من هذه الشجرة الخبيثة فلا يقربنَّ

does not accept interpretation or alteration. This is a confirmed prohibition with the heavy emphatic nun; therefore, its meaning is that it is forbidden for you. It is disliked, meaning one is warned against it, and it is not merely disliked.

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