You Should Be Concious of Your Smell
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The speaker discusses the importance of smell and being conscious of it, especially in regards to one's health and behavior. They emphasize the need to be aware of one's smell, especially if it is related to personal health or behavior. The speaker also mentions the importance of avoiding harms breath and being confident in one's Islam teachings.AI Generated Transcript ©
You know what? You're gonna have to bear
patience, regarding a few things maybe.
They might be an asset or they might
not be. The prophet
tells us about the Masjid. That when you
go to the masjid, make sure there is
no foul smell coming from you.
If you've eaten
something strong, eaten
garlic. You know, garlic sauce is a condiment
that a lot of us
really enjoy when you're dipping the right thing
in that sauce.
Sorry for speaking about it just before we're
opening our fast, but it's one of those
things. And you dip it, and what happens?
Your mouth, you don't realize you enjoyed it,
but you go to someone, salamah.
As you want to open your mouth and
the person is like, oh, you're saying salamah
alaykum. It's more like smell alaykum. You know?
May Allah
forgive us.
Allah tells us through the blessed lips of
Muhammad salallahu alayhi wa sallam that if you're
coming to the Masjid, make sure you've gargled,
you've eaten onion or garlic or something strong.
If that is the case, and it is,
what about if your perspiration is really, you
know, on 99.9?
What would you have to do? Wallahi, you'd
have to
ensure that you're smelling good. You know, perfume
or something decent or an underarm earlier on
in the day so that when you come,
you're okay. You're not harming people with your,
what you call, a scent, but they might
call a stench.
And why I say that is because some
people enjoy onion, but they don't realize, wow,
that was so good. The next person doesn't
think the same.
So we need to be so conscious of
a smell, a foul smell as believers.
Imagine if you're harming them with your mouth,
with your words, and physically.
How would that be? Don't you see that
the blessed
teachings of Islam
are such that we would be the biggest
assets to those whom we interact with on
a daily basis?
Biggest assets. If you pass me on the
path by the will of Allah, I will
ensure that somehow
May Allah make us that way.
May Allah make us that way.