Is the prohibition against entering the mosque for one who has eaten garlic or onions reasonable in meaning or not?
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The Shaykh : What we were discussing is of this nature, meaning it is reasonable in meaning. Why? Because the completion of the hadith explains that to us, and it is the answer to this question: Sahih Muslim 564c; therefore, the prohibition against entering the mosque applies to one who has eaten something from this foul plant because it causes harm. It is not harm to the angels who are in the unseen realm, but rather to the people who are in the realm of witness, so do not harm people with a foul smell.
So let him not approach our mosque
فلا يقربَنَّ مصلاناfor the angels are harmed by the same things as the children of Adam.
فإن الملائكة تتأذَّى مما يتأذَّى منه بنو آدم
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