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Something about the angels is that they don't like bad brush, just like we don't like bad brush.

And so you know the feeling of when you're at the Masjid and you're praying some sort of

of Salah, usually or something after if thought. And you can smell the breath of someone next to you,

whether it's morning breath or the breath of whatever they ate

that night, and thehen our prayer at home.

And the Prophet,

so whoever amongst you is eating onions or garlic,

don't approach the Masjid.

Because he said,

Allahi,

in al-Mah,

yat-yat-Iat-A-Tah-Mimma,

yat-Iat-A-Dahminh binhu-O-A-Dum. That the that the

the angels are offended by what offends the children of Adam,

meaning they don't like the smell of it,

just like the children of Adam don't like the smell of those things.

So make sure that you brush your teeth and make sure that you freshen your breath.

And the Prophet, Salihy Salihlam used to freshen his breath. He used to use the siwak for every single meeting with his Lord, every single

prayer. it was his habits by some to brush his teeth and to freshen up his breath.

And that was his way of preparing for that moments,

that event of being in that conversation with the loss of

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