The ruling on entering the mosque for one who has eaten onions and removed the odor

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Question:
If it is established that the odor of onions and garlic is removed by parsley stems, may he go to the mosque with the miswak and perfume?

Answer:
If the odor is gone, there is no harm; the ruling revolves with its cause.

Source binbaz.org.sa

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