Professor John Britton, director of the UK Centre for Tobacco Studies, said: Today, the smoking epidemic is being exported from the rich world to low-income and middle-income countries, slipping under the radar while apparently more immediate priorities occupy and absorb scarce available human and financial resources
If a person is addicted to smoking, it may prevent them from seclusion (itikaf), force them to commit this sin during Hajj and Umrah, hinder them from reading the Quran, and make them even struggle to fast due to their addiction and so on
Tobacco-free parks break the connection between tobacco and sports
But sorry to break it to you, its a myth which people like to believe because it suits them
To view or add a comment, sign in While millions of people are quitting tobacco or choosing not to start, 1 in 5 adults remain addicted: bit.ly/46BQOui In response to this progress, the tobacco industry is fighting back with new nicotine products, such as vapes, aggressively targeting young people