Cook garlic and onion before consuming it ; Consider other people’s feelings ; Take care of your hygiene ; Respect places of worship .

This hadith was narrated by 'Umar ibn al-Khattab may Allah be pleased with him, who said that eating garlic and onion is permissible but it should be cooked until its odour dies out so as not to offend people in the mosque. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ also disliked people entering the mosque with an offensive odour from these foods, so he would order them to leave and go to Al-Baqi'. This hadith teaches us that we should always consider other people's feelings when we are around them, even if it means having to change our habits or preferences for a short while. We must also remember that although certain foods are allowed for us to eat, they can still have an unpleasant smell which can bother those around us. Therefore, we must take care of our hygiene and make sure that our presence does not cause any discomfort or distress for others.