Is the smoker of tobacco to be compared to the one who has eaten onions and garlic?

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The questioner : Is the smoker of tobacco to be compared to the one who has eaten onions and garlic?

The Shaykh : Yes, tobacco is to be compared to that. If one smokes tobacco and it has a foul smell, it is not permissible for him to attend the mosque, because it harms the angels and harms the worshippers, and they have the right to remove him from the mosque.

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