Respect places of worship by maintaining cleanliness . Be mindful of your actions even if something is permissible according to Islamic law . Consider how your actions may affect others around you positively or negatively .

This hadith is about a situation that occurred when the Prophet Muhammad's companions were travelling and they became hungry. They found a plant called garlic and ate it to their heart's content. When they arrived at the mosque, the Prophet sensed its odour and he said that those who had eaten it should not enter into the mosque as its odour was repugnant to him. He then clarified that he could not forbid something which Allah had made lawful but asked them to avoid eating it before coming into his presence in order to maintain cleanliness and respect for his presence in the mosque. This hadith teaches us about respecting places of worship by maintaining cleanliness and avoiding anything which may be offensive or unpleasant for others present there. It also teaches us about being mindful of our actions even if something is permissible according to Islamic law, we should still consider how our actions may affect others around us negatively or positively.