A smoker may beg or steal if he does not have the money to buy cigarettes. It has a foul smell, foul taste, and is harmful to the body. Fire A smoker inhales the smoke that does not give him any nourishment. A smoker, whether he likes it or not, makes of himself an example for his children and others to follow. He leads them to commit this evil.
Actions sometimes have a stronger effect than words.
Thus, even if he advises them or forbids them from smoking, his partaking of it provides them with a strong excuse to do it. The problem is worse when the smoker is of known piety or knowledge. In such case, his harm becomes more emphasized, because more people take him as guide and example, and are thus lead astray by him. This multiplies his sins and increases his burden. The majority of good people avoid smoking and stay away from smokers.