Ruling on eating onions and garlic for one who does not go to the mosque
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Q161: The questioner from Jordan says: It is established that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) ordered the one who eats garlic and onions to cook them. Does it follow from this that it is not permissible to eat raw garlic and onions, even for a woman who does not go to the mosque? And what do we say to the one who denies this hadith? May you be rewarded.
A161: Garlic and onions are permissible, and praise be to Allah. However, because of the bad smell that results from eating them, which people dislike, one should remove it by cooking them, as the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) ordered. It is disliked for him to eat them without cooking them, because this harms those around him and those who sit with him. If he goes to the mosque with it, this is not permissible, because it harms the worshippers and the angels.Sahih al-Bukhari 7359 And because it harms the worshippers
A161: Garlic and onions are permissible, and praise be to Allah. However, because of the bad smell that results from eating them, which people dislike, one should remove it by cooking them, as the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) ordered. It is disliked for him to eat them without cooking them, because this harms those around him and those who sit with him. If he goes to the mosque with it, this is not permissible, because it harms the worshippers and the angels.
Whoever has eaten garlic or onion, should keep away from us
من أكل ثومًا أو بصلاً فليعتزلنا
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