Haram or Halal? 🙏

[@tracksuitsandties]

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[@tmffj]

Maloon Marwan bin hakkam governor of The Firoon Mawiyah bin Hinda lanati ordered that son of the 1st Khalifa of Islam Imam Abu Bakar (ra) be arrested till he ran inside Ammi Ayesha(as) hujra to save his life on that Maloon Marwanbin hakkam put a lie on the familyof Abu Bakkar as follows 😂😂 Sahih Bukhari Hadith No. 4827 Narrated Yusuf bin Mahak: Marwan had been appointed as the governor of Hijaz by Muawiya. He delivered a sermon and mentioned Yazid bin Muawiya so that the people might take the oath of allegiance to him as the successor of his father (Muawiya). Then `Abdur Rahman bin Abu Bakr told him something whereupon Marwan ordered that he be arrested. But `Abdur-Rahman entered `Aisha's house and they could not arrest him. Marwan said, It is he (`AbdurRahman) about whom Allah revealed this Verse:-- 'And the one who says to his parents: 'Fie on you! Do you hold out the promise to me..?' On that, `Aisha said from behind a screen, Allah did not reveal anything from the Qur'an about us except what was connected with the declaration of my innocence (of the slander).

[@indrasudirman728]

#christianprince terrorist 😂😂

[@NahhhCetan2000]

​@@indrasudirman728bokan yg 2 han puya government isis bogok

[@AnonymousXVI]

he person who said that "drinking alcohol in any percentage is okay" committed a major sin called bid'ah. Under no circumstances did Allah or Prophet Muhammad s.a.w. make drinking alcohol halal, whether in small or large quantities.

[@AnonymousXVI]

@@samwildstein2092 Assalamu alaikum! Please do not heed this misinformation. Alcohol is unquestionably considered haram in Islam, regardless of whether it is mixed with other drinks or consumed in small quantities. I recommend consulting resources like IslamQA for more detailed information on this matter. It's important not to give credence to misleading advice. May we seek knowledge and guidance in the right places

[@Swordknight22gaming]

I think it's not the alcohol that actually haram, but in Quran it says not to to drink or eat something that can intoxicated you or make you drunk

[@agsheuehd]

Can I drink vin chaud?

[@Pisschangoatsmeller]

Coffee

[@highsty9898]

You are ao full of shit. Eat rice or anything , fill your stomach up and wait for the food high to kick in kinda feels like intoxication. now is fucking eating haram? Should we starve to death or not eat ?

[@Habesh778]

​@@Pisschangoatsmellercoffee😊 doesnt make you drunk lol

[@Pisschangoatsmeller]

@@Habesh778 it's psychoactive, therefore intoxicating

[@khidrrr]

You drink 5L of orange juice, you ain't gonna get drunk. That ain't khamr. You drink a few glasses of beer and you gonna be tipsy. That's khamr.

[@UnitedPacci]

Okrrr

[@coke_can_dan]

What about 1 small glass of beer? You religious people just make shit up honestly. Selling opium on the world stage that kills people is all good yeaaaa

[@noobtooof]

khamr is wine, beer didnt exist at that time

[@yessbbb]

He meant alcohol instead of khamr, but that's ok, we understood the message: something that can make in tipsy/lighlty drunk/heavily drunk is haram. Syrups for curing caugh contains small amounts of alcohol for example and it is halal

[@ranggaadhi9440]

​@@noobtooof khamr is something that intoxicated you. It's not always an alcoholic beverages, drugs too (if missused) are included in khamr category. Allahu a'lam.

[@jamaladamu2309]

Simple rule: If it intoxicates you in large amounts then it is haram both in large and small amounts. If it doesn't Intoxicates you in large amounts as in the case of orange juice, banana etc, then it's halal.

[@صهيبسالم-ي5م]

It's concentration in bread juice ext is negligible

[@Moon.Light..]

So does that make things like wine sauces halal or cooking things in alcohol because it burns off and can no longer intoxicate you?

[@Batemanner]

@@Moon.Light.. No, because it was intoxicant even before you cooked it and therefore it is najjas.

[@صهيبسالم-ي5م]

@@Moon.Light.. if the sauce is wine and has not been chemically changed then no but if it has been chemically changed to say vinegar then it is halal for consumption

[@AhmadEdinHodzic]

@@صهيبسالم-ي5م Foods That Contain Alcohol (including ABV [alcohol by volume] %): Ripe and very ripe bananas - between 0.2-0.4% ABV [4] Breads (burger rolls, rye bread) - between 1.18-1.28% ABV [5] Fruit & Fruit juices (grape, orange, apple) - between 0.04-0.5% ABV [6] Yogurt & Kefir - between 0.05-2% ABV [4a/4b] Kombucha, Must (usually made from grapes) - between 0.5-5% ABV [7] Vinegars (balsamic, champagne, sherry, wine vinegar) - between 0.1-0.4% ABV [8] Food additives like extracts or flavourings - up to 35% ABV [9] Condiments like mustard and soy sauce - between 1.5-2% ABV [10] Some soft drinks - up to 0.5% ABV [11] Alcohol in everyday food can fluctuate by volume depending on the item and how long it ferments before consumption. Also ABV of non alcoholic bear is 0.4 - 0.5%

[@sansayabima]

Simple formula "if drinking it would make you drunk, it's forbidden"

[@JackSack-w5h]

Therefore I can drink as much beer as I want since I don't get drunk even on 15 beers

[@sansayabima]

@@JackSack-w5h But you would eventually, no? additionally the measurement is not on personal level. So even if you're somehow immune to any kind of intoxication, it is still intoxicating for normal human being, therefore it's still forbidden. There isn't any kind of workaround really, when something is forbidden, it stays forbidden until you met an exception. For example : If you don't drink it, you'll die.

[@JackSack-w5h]

@@sansayabima No, because I can't physically drink forever. By that logic, a really thin, lightweight person can't eat certain breads either

[@sansayabima]

@@JackSack-w5h Again, it's not on personal level, the law does not adjust to different person, just because someone is resistant to intoxication doesn't mean they're allowed to drink alcohol while the weaker less resistance person are forbidden. It stays forbidden to everyone. Also, yes, certain types of food are considered forbidden among scholar, due to intoxication potential.

[@JackSack-w5h]

@@sansayabima Ok but it's your argument. You're making the argument that "if it's bad in big amounts it's bad in small amounts". Your "personal" thing is a separate argument. If you want to use that, fine, but you made the first argument yourself

[@alec187]

As an alcoholic, I’m offended that you’ve called OJ an alcoholic beverage

[@fishxutopia_]

​@thedudeabides1554i agree

[@NunswitGunsz]

Stop being an alcoholic homie

[@alec187]

@@NunswitGunsz I’m a problematic people pleaser you see, it’s the only way I could get by 👁👄👁

[@husseinsattar3795]

Get out do you understand what haram is

[@Zen_0304]

@@alec187as a stoner, we should find different ways bruh

[@quack168]

Yes, sir you're right. Actually the medicines that we use today also have small percentage of alcohol in them but many people don't understand this concept.

[@paradise4213]

So technically, we cannot take the medicine either, because in large amounts, it would give overdose, correct?

[@quack168]

@@paradise4213 No, it's okay to take medicines as they don't have large percentage of alcohol in them. At least the medicines that are made in Muslim countries don't have high percentage of alcohol. It's not different in non Muslim countries too. Their medicines also don't have high percentage of alcohol. As the purpose of the medicine is to make patient better not drunk.

[@roziicrafts]

​@@paradise4213 why would u wanna take large amount of medicine though

[@rockstarali99]

No, its denatured alcohol. Such alcohol is not prepped with the purpose of consumption but is rather a byproduct that cannot be naturally avoided in the preparation of the medicine. Hence, halal.

[@justacat2]

​@@paradise4213medicines in large ammounts are unhealthy, therefore haram

[@doctorgrubious7725]

“No officer, 0.08 is still Halal”

[@Dark-iv3gm]

They cannon detect it mate. Its not possible.

[@ptbro3334]

​@@Dark-iv3gmit's just a sad attempt at a joke

[@karma6628]

idek what his jokes supposed to mean, is it racist? @@ptbro3334

[@sixuals]

No, the joke just went over your head. 0.08 is the legal maximimum blood alcohol content for drivers above 21 in the United States. He's jokingly referencing the fact that what is actually not haram is being intoxicated, not the negligible amount of alcohol in orange juice. @@ptbro3334

[@sixuals]

or maybe it didn't go over your head and interpreted it wrong@@ptbro3334

[@only.Allah0]

The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "The best among you (Muslims) are those who learn the Qur'an and teach it."

[@Blueeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee]

We have this thing called "tape" and "peuyeum" here in Indonesia. They are gelatinous rice and cassava, respectively, that are fermented to become sweet. They are a little bit alcoholic, you can definitely feel the numbing, but you'll need to eat maybe 100 pounds of it for you to get drunk. So it's never really been questioned as halal or haram. All about the intent and actual intoxication i suppose

[@BloodWoof]

Shout out from Malaysia to our big bro down there! Tape is one of the things our right wing politicians refuse to make a statement on even though that makes us laugh 😂

[@wetshart5860]

Don’t you mean: “So basically, when we get asked scientifically based questions about our religion we back peddle a little bit.”

[@hasnainmahmood1776]

@@wetshart5860what you waffling about

[@safinhh8312]

@@wetshart5860your comment was the equivalent of a wet shart on youtube

[@saccityjack]

I think intent & effect are the important things here. Video games, for instance, aren't an intoxicant. But if a university student is playing fifteen hours of games in a week and can't study or develop a report with their colleagues then it's doing as much damage as drinking. Alternatively if you had a diet softdrink that was made with a sugar substitute (frequently these are sugar alcohols) while getting to know your classmates you are bonding with people and its very positive.

[@SVNT0]

I know Some of us gasped and/or grabbed our chest hearing the 0.5% bit😂

[@aminachatha4189]

*all of us

[@roziicrafts]

​@@aminachatha4189 not all

[@jimmyoryan2257]

@@aminachatha4189 I didn’t grab my chest…. I’m free to drink what I like. Just so happens what I like is water.

[@Youssef0120]

If you really think you're going to be punished or lose spiritual "good points" for drinking traces of something you didn't even know about, then I'm sorry for you

[@kingGhobra]

@@Youssef0120 damn you completely missed the point.

[@dantederi5062]

Never heard anyone getting drunk off orange juice

[@83dude]

These guy's are clowns, imagine discussing if juice is haram

[@itswobblypancake7981]

Its almost impossible to avoid food containing alcohol. The Prophet (ﷺ) said: If a large amount of anything causes intoxication, a small amount of it is prohibited. So you can enjoy your favourite sweets, your favourite condiment sauces, and your favourite cakes, icecreams etc because it wont intoxicate you

[@martinis8186]

Finnaly a sane person

[@hanaekahsai8796]

THANK YOU But is soy sauce halal cuz I ate it once before knowing that it had alcohol

[@itswobblypancake7981]

@hanaekahsai8796 if the alcohol has a certain percentage that would make you tipsy or drunk, it's haram but if it's like 0.5% or less then it's fine

[@slashifyu1453]

What if u drink a small sip of alcohol/wine cus that won't intoxicated u

[@itswobblypancake7981]

​@slashifyu1453 if you drink a cup of wine that's gonna intoxicate you, therefore it's absolutely forbidden to drink it whereas drinking a cup of orange juice is harmless

[@deebo5474]

This the same guy that said you cant brush your teeth on ramadan

[@outrid3r]

imagine you go out to the bar with friends and the designated driver asks for a shot of ketchup

[@ibmcall]

I'd take it from emm and order a basket of fries, then give it back

[@christhut8140]

Dumb comment fr

[@Thatoneguy-ro1sj]

Alcohol isn’t haram but opium is?

[@outrid3r]

@@Thatoneguy-ro1sj what?

[@tay6900]

@@Thatoneguy-ro1sjthey’re both haram wtf are you on about?

[@lts_Abdullah]

The true definition is “كل شراب اسكر" which means whatever gets you drunk

[@agentsmith-y9f]

Then why does everyone even the rich use a bong in middle East, because it does get you high ?

[@FatCat-z6n]

Translation please

[@Ka23314]

@@FatCat-z6n he already translated it

[@7Kazi7]

@@FatCat-z6n whatever intoxicates you

[@goodathappy]

Wrong alcohol is always bad

[@big4headedGangster]

Intent is also always a factor to sin or not to sin.

[@empatheticfrog2052]

Sure it is.

[@dogwalker666]

😂😂😂

[@hewhoplugwalks]

This is the part that people forget. It's the same with pork. Muslims aren't supposed to eat it, BUT there exists a few exceptions (extreme famine/hunger)

[@lilwan827]

Allah let’s you sleep with your own daughter

[@haroondaman7162]

If you starting drinking 20L of orange juice with the intent of becoming intoxicated, when it's haram

[@bigbruhking9709]

Bro y’all better be in a HUNDRED percent alignment with the most high if the discussion is about ORANGE JUICE lol. Better not be anything untoward going on.

[@Hippidippimahm]

Imagine the creator of the entire universe caring whether we consume alcohol 😂😂

[@pantherplat3763]

@@Hippidippimahm Ong, this blows my mind about any religion. If god created the earth, and his creations are pure and true, how is alcohol, weed, and other substances a sin/haram? Christians believe that they are temptations, as do Catholics, but idk about others, I feel its the same across the board, but why would god tempt his creations to sin? Would that not make the god cruel, maybe even a little mad?

[@gipperbark]

best comment

[@UserOfTheName]

​​@@pantherplat3763 If alcohol is a sin then why did jesus bring the wine?

[@pantherplat3763]

@@UserOfTheName exactly, this is the definition of institutionalized control by means of religion. Its the main issue with any religion, it contradicts itself over and over again yet when you point it out you are wrong. Islam does, by stating basic morale yet calling for slaughter of anyone who isn’t a follower, Christians and Catholics contradict themselves through the Bible multiple times, Judaism also contradicts itself, not half as bad as any other religion, but they still do.

[@QuantumTap]

i tried telling a classmate that white wine vinegar was fine to cook with, but they said no because it had wine in the name. meanwhile they were eating freshly baked bread that you could literally smell the yeast from

[@DQBlizzard_]

Did he get intoxicated?

[@HomicidalTh0r]

I hope someone told them how cooking with alcohol works.

[@christhut8140]

​@@psn64sat63the very very small amount of alcohol in vinegar does indeed cook off. And no, vinegar is not "alcohol that went bad". You are very badly misinformed

[@christhut8140]

​@@psn64sat63Google vinegar alcohol percent. It's anywhere from .1 to .25% ABV. Standard beer is about 4.5% ABV and I think most people would agree that you'd barely feel 12oz of beer. Seeing that in most cases a person might use a couple of splashes of vinegar on there plate or in a recipe, there's no possibly way to ingest enough vinegar to even feel the effects 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@hvr1874]

@@psn64sat63 it is actually a controlled process where ethanol is fermented again with specific bacteria.

[@jacobwilson9099]

Its not about the pwrcentage its about the intention of consumption

[@cako666]

Dude laces his freshly squeezed orange juice with half a droplet of vodka 😂

[@Turo_Oikawa]

Let's make this clear, if you drink orange juice and you know it has that much alcohol in it and you drink like 50 cups just to get drunk then that's haram because you're not drinking orange juice cus you like it. You're drinking it cus it has alcohol and you want to get drunk thinking it's the halal way to get drunk because it's orange juice. It's all about the intentions guys ❤ Edit: man the replies are HILARIOUS 😂😂 yall I was giving an example please 😂😂😂😂😂!!!!

[@OmoiSenpai]

Props to anyone drinking 50 cups of orange juice in one sitting. Me personally I would have died.

[@diamond4k]

@@OmoiSenpaieveryone would have died

[@sjappiyah4071]

If it’s all about intentions, can’t someone drink one glass of wine as that itself isn’t enough to get the average adult male drunk ?

[@Turo_Oikawa]

@@OmoiSenpai I gave an example lmao

[@Turo_Oikawa]

@sj appiyah Allah has said that wine is haram so whether its with intentions or not it is still haram Let me give you another example. So stealing is haram right? But what if you steal from rich and greedy people and donate it to the poor? That is still stealing no matter what your intentions were and you shall get punished for commiting a crime and a sin

[@adamwang5972]

I learned about "niyyah" or intention recently and it really explains a lot of situations. Even if any fruit juices claims that it contains alcohol, my intention is very clear; i.e. I want to drink the juice. If any naughty friends wants to prank me and adds a little bit more alcohol in my juice without me knowing, my intention is still clear; i.e. I want to drink the juice. However, 2 things will happen. 1. I can smell the alcohol, therefore I avoid it. 2. I can't smell it, and drank it, and I got drunk (maybe, maybe not). If no. 2 happens, I could be forgiven, because I don't know. At the bottom of my heart and knowledge, I do not know. The sin now lies on my naughty friend because his intention was to make me take something haram. Why did I bother to explain this? Because the producer of all these fruit juice DOES NOT intend to make alcoholic fruit juices. And if everything have been inspected and certified by the Islamic authority (i.e. the ingredient, the additives, the process of harvesting, collecting, storing, cutting, everything until packaging and selling), then there shouldnt be any doubt. If anyone decides to go with self doubt, then so be it, perhaps it is better for him.

[@A_Liner]

Yup, the most important thing is the nawaitu because this definitely distinguished a lot of things in here and the afterlife

[@ookk_]

The Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, said: ((Actions are but by intentions, and each person has what he intended)), *I do not speak English *, I tried to translate it from Google.

[@ashishchakraborty6694]

Niyyah heee niyyahh hooo

[@nialldean9791]

So can I eat beer battered tempura or food cooked with alcohol - as it has even less alcohol than orange juice after cooking it.

[@boom-jr8vi]

@@ashishchakraborty6694That’s hilarious now get outta here🗿

[@coreyhahn2887]

As a Catholic I always respect the devotion of a Muslim man. In a world of temptation and sin its always refreshing to see others who Still have their hearts aimed towards God. Whether our beliefs differ in a few areas at the end of the day we all worship the same God.

[@Dark-iv3gm]

Yes exactly right.

[@slavenrasic2173]

Average illiterate "Catholic"

[@BoinkYTP]

We certainly do not. Do not let them fool you.

[@History_Teller1250]

​@@BoinkYTPThe only fool i can see is you...

[@BoinkYTP]

@@History_Teller1250 Muslims do not accept the divinity in Jesus Christ and do not believe he is the Son of God. Not the same.

[@1whospeaks]

The percentage is, if the amount of the food or drink kills you before it's alcohol content gets you drunk, then it's most likely halal.

[@muhammadarsha1854]

Overeating or overdrinking are also haram because its a greed.simple explanation is, its halal if its doesnt make you drunk and damaging your liver. Its also halal if used for medication purpose.

[@_Cfocus]

prophet pbuh said in an authentic hadeeth "a drink that makes you drunk from over drinking, its small volume is haram too", you cant get drunk from drinking orange juice, you can fill your whole stomach and you wont get drunk. Thats why its halal

[@hamza4real]

So beer batter is ok?

[@tahaak]

@@_Cfocus now the question is what would happen, if we brewed a drink that has lets say 0.1 percent of alcohol. You never ever could drink an amount that would make you feel something but I would still consider it haram. I think that if the intention is modifying something to produce alcohol that what it would make it haram. If you let your orange juice sit in the sun for half a day, it might produce some negligible amount of alcohol, but you wouldn’t do it with the intention of producing alcohol. You don’t add yeast or use distillation so your intention wasn’t creating alcohol, it occurred naturally.

[@jaxthejaximus6296]

@@tahaak brother. all drinks in this world have an LD50. like orange juice. If you drink 1904 liters of pure orange juice you will die (supposing your weight is 175lbs.) An orange juice from the market has 0.5% alcohol probably. So you will actually die from the LD50 before you get drunk. shut up and don't talk.

[@sani69-cf6wu]

This is why you need to school yourself kids

[@LiverpoolGOAT3281]

Yes your right lakaka

[@brt3761]

​@@LiverpoolGOAT3281 he is talking about that Muslim guy 😂😂

[@Nagasai999]

@@brt3761 he’s right tho, Muslims always turn one side to another

[@muhammadsaad167]

Anything that intoxicates you is not allowed ... how hard is it to understand ?

[@charuseTV]

Is cocaine halal? It doesnt intoxicate you

[@muhammadsaad167]

@@charuseTV reading this comment makes me think you're on coke while typing 😅

[@cokmoymou6913]

​@@charuseTVafter comment you run going other line in yt, Why europe and US so many PEOPLE drunk they doing some thing ,they dont want and last something dangerous happened,..

[@lokksiders__2151]

​@@charuseTV let's see you try it first and not get addicted

[@charuseTV]

@@lokksiders__2151 I just asked if it was or not because cocaine doesn't intoxicate you. Is addiction also something haram? I don't know everything about islam

[@ohhhbirdy5975]

Why live your life with restrictions because you believe in some fiction god lmao tf

[@MrShahrozButt]

Honestly some of these podcasters are jokers making fun of Islamic teachings and then expect people to not do it. Brother Zeeshan is better off I think.

[@Hamdog884]

Someone is mad their religion is full of inconsistencies

[@CosmicScaler]

​@@Hamdog884 it isn't lol

[@connordunleavy1341]

@@Hamdog884 so funny when they say there’s no inconsistencies when there’s a part where Mohammed the prophet flies into heaven on a horse thing w a human face sounds more like mythology to me

[@mrstarnation4171]

​@@Hamdog884 How is any of this inconsistent? You wouldn't call Orange Juice Alchoholic neither would you get drunk on it so it is fine

[@UserOfTheName]

​@@Hamdog884 Of the Abrahamic religions islam has the least inconsistencies, shit was pretty much made to fix them

[@meh-ue6og]

Oranges do not naturally contain alcohol. However, some ripe fruits including oranges can undergo fermentation as a result of exposure to yeast or bacteria. This can lead to a very small amount of alcohol being produced in the fruit, typically less than 0.5%. This is a natural process that can occur in many fruits and is not harmful in small amounts. However, it's important to note that commercially available oranges, such as those sold in grocery stores, are generally not fermented and do not contain measurable amounts of alcohol.

[@niggashitpost]

I was searching for this comment and finally

[@themorrocoballofficials]

The hero we need but never get

[@fayyazb5]

Lovely said

[@saltymonke3682]

Well then it's natural since the yeast itself comes from the nature, ripe dates fruit could contain 10% of alcohol on dry weight basis without eben squeezing it. Orange juice and orange from your grocery store is fermented even in a slight time in nature before the harvest and during the transport

[@20000pezzy1]

I've worked at an Australian biosecurity site where imported produce is tested for any diseases or pests. A lot of the imported fruits from overseas are extremely old and kept in cold storage for several months during processing and packaging than another month while on sea. The cold storage doesn't prevent fermentation but rather slows it down. Several instances have occurred where we had to dispose of half of the container since the fruits have gone bad. Citrus are the worst culprit. Alot of the citrus from the US go off really fast. The clients then take the remaining stock and sell them to big supermarket chains. I can guarantee you most defected fruits still get through and will end up in your bag eventually. Some of these products sold at large supermarket chains have been harvested as long as half a year ago. If you really want to play it safe, then stick with local grown produce. Imported produce is heavily fumigated when leaving the country of origin, and upon arrival, if any diseases or pests are found, then it will be fumigated another time. Most officers I know will remain from eating overseas products or specific types of fruit that harbour a lot of insects and are known to be heavily treated (all types of berries, or fruits with thin skins). If your worried amount fermentation, then local fruits as long as they have been properly stored will be fresher and less slower to go bad.

[@senilathambawita3002]

yeah ive no idea about being haram or not but you do get intoxicated when ur liver cannot convert the alcohol in to a much rather nontoxic organic chemical. and for that to happen u must take in quite a few amounts or kinda repeadetly cuz a small percentage could never get you drunk

[@beyblader11111]

That sounds like a disease, so I don't know if the ruling for orange juice can be based on it.

[@benitezkebab]

most of the muslims i know drink more alcohol than I do .

[@rebelliousredneckvlogs]

"It doesn't have alcohol because I squeezed it myself" 😂😂😂

[@marcusanthony9322]

I found that funny too xD technically it only contains alcohol if fermentation has started due to heat treatment but he doesn't know that. From his comment I don't think he even knows that alcohol is a naturally forming substance.

[@alien13579]

if someone is at a stage where they need to argue if something they just squeezed from a fruit is halal or haram i wonder what other food/drink that person is able to drink on a daily basis without questioning everything and i wonder how miserable that person's life would be

[@TamimLB]

You that simple minded? He meant hes not adding alcohol. ​@@marcusanthony9322

[@okkydirgantaraohara126]

Alcohol isn't haram because Allah says, "Don't drink alcohol". No. Its haram because Allah says stay away from things that intoxicates you.

[@aliimam09]

Mind your business dude. Stay in your failed society.

[@Akuyaku223]

Dude but in al maeda 31 Allah subhanahu wataala said dont get close to alcohol is devil work

[@sildkrunxagers1070]

Alcohol that is mentioned inquran is not the chemical, the quran mentions خمر which translates to intoxicants or beer or etc.

[@Mrncgntu]

So if I eat sushi that has rice seasoned with cooking wine is halal because eating a ton of sushi doesn't intoxicate you?

[@sildkrunxagers1070]

@@Mrncgntu i don't know, what i do remember that it is haram to cook with wine, buying it, selling it, drinking it, etc.

[@Mrncgntu]

@@sildkrunxagers1070 ok, thanks for clearing that up. I'm not a Muslim so I don't know a lot about the religion

[@msi_i_chad3061]

@@Mrncgntu thank you for being respectful

[@zed3443]

Tips and tricks ahh religion 😂😂😂

[@gulabmaurya]

There is always a way out 😂😂😂

[@jeetmehra9041]

Yeah 🤣🤣

[@acatreassuresyouthateveryt7842]

Seriously though, in the end the answer is depends where you live, what the culture is, and what imam words you want to follow. I lived in Indonesia and I practically given up on this rule and said 'yolo' if the problem become too complex.

[@yeahok1839]

So what one is correct? If it’s the word of god surly only 1 is actually saying what god wants?

[@UserOfTheName]

​@@yeahok1839 Thats just how religion works, they are adamant that you must follow all these rules to live well but then ignore major ones because they want to or because they are dumb

[@sensei249]

​@@yeahok1839 whatever suits you is correct.

[@BarginsGalore]

@@yeahok1839in theory god thinks one is right but we only get the word of god through millennia old texts that don’t go into detail about the appropriate amount of time to ferment vinegar so there isn’t a consensus

[@TheWhiskyDelta]

@@yeahok1839 You didn't know? In most sects of Islam the words of later ordinary men are far far far greater and more important then the words of Allah and his prophet. Allah forbade fatwah, Mohammed forbade Hadith. And yet these things define modern Islam far more than the Quran does. After all later Imam are far more important then allah.

[@Shaakireen8875]

I respect you Sheezaan but as a student of Islamic jurisprudence, you should not entertain questions regarding the subject as you are not qualified enough in that field. Rather organize a competent scholar in the field to answer all of the jurisprudential matters. My humble advice.

[@yahyawarsi2632]

Do u know his qualifications?

[@Shaakireen8875]

@@yahyawarsi2632 his manner of answering is suffice to know.

[@yahyawarsi2632]

@@Shaakireen8875 ok so you are not 100% sure if he is qualified or not. If you are not 100% sure if he is qualified, how can you assume that he is not qualified enough? In my opinion, if the one answering the question knows the answer as he learnt it from someone who is qualified but they themselves might not have the same qualifications, they can still answer the question only to what they know is to be 100% correct. For example, if someone asks me a basic Islamic question, such as, is the witr prayer Fardh, I know the answer but I am not qualified meaning I have not formally studied the subject, I will still tell him the answer based on what I learnt from a credible source. But if the person has a question I don't know or am not sure the answer of, I won't answer it. If we all wait for the most qualifed person to give every answer for every single question, we will never get an answer and people will turn away from the deen rather than going closer. Yes, if there is someone there who is accessible and qualifed, they should answer the question over the unqualified person. My humble opinion

[@mr.t.2147]

​@@Shaakireen8875 As a Muslim I don't joke about Islam.

[@fattyacid_9988]

Its zeeshan btw

[@Dhi77on]

She was 9

[@havyn88]

The crux of it is , it doesn't matter. People will make excuses and change definitions when they feel like it.

[@slickperspective2745]

Like the brothers are saying here. Also to note, when we buy juice or ketchup, was because we want juice and ketchup, and not because it has alcohol. If the purpose of you buy such things because it has alcohol in it, then it is forbidden because your intention is wrong.

[@tahaak]

I would be cautious about that. If you order some food in wine sauce, your intention isn’t to get drunk (and I doubt you could eat such an amount of sauce to get you drunk) but for the flavor. Still i would consider it haram.

[@msi_i_chad3061]

@@tahaak just use regular grape juice ezpz

[@kidbyg2629]

if you bend the religion to suit you

[@Afza_-]

Those are natural fruit alcohol almost every fruit has in it. There is a difference between naturally occurring alcohols, which don't intoxicate and fermented one which has the basic purpose to intoxicate. So both are completely different , lastly there is also pharmaceutical alcohol that's also halal cause, its main significance is to cure disease and their production is also completely different from other alcohol. So in simple words which is harmful for your body that is completely haram.🥴 things are more complex about alcohol, i wouldn't go in deep now .

[@mohameda5947]

Exactly, there are different types of alcohol all using the same umbrella term.

[@Afza_-]

​@@mohameda5947yeah and these comments 😅 people are talking about how if they consume in big amounts then if it don't intoxicate then it's halal .

[@werethless12]

Just admit that religion is dumb and get a better life.

[@sulaiman7898]

the islamic rule(Feqh) is : "a big amount of substance that leads to intoxication the small amount is forbidden", in this case as much as you drink orange juice it will never makes you drunk, thus its halal.

[@riza4033]

actually it possible, but not humanly possible, like u will need to drink approximately 10 L of it at one sitting

[@nurimahrasidz271]

​@@riza4033 You'd probably get diabetes first before getting drunk. LOL

[@moinmahmud6265]

​@@riza4033 id get sick before drunk drinking 10 liters of any fluid

[@highsty9898]

Anything will intoxicate you if you consume "a big amount" even water drink it stomach full or eat plenty so that you cant move and just observe you will get intoxicated , now should you stop eating and drinking everything and just die ?

[@jaxthejaximus6296]

@@riza4033 Not at all. You will drink 1904L of orange juice which will kill you before you get drunk (that's called LD50.) You can't get drunk from orange juice at all. not in a million lifetime. Metabolism exists.

[@honestabe411]

How anyone can take Abrahamic religions seriously is beyond me

[@honestabe411]

@@user-sl3hi1uq4n you know morality exists separate from religion, right?

[@certifiedben6376]

R you an atheist?

[@idkbro4932]

@@honestabe411 Objective morality cannot be reached without an objective source such as God

[@honestabe411]

@@idkbro4932 please go read the euthyphro, settled 2000+ years ago

[@dash3972]

Generalizeling them as Abrahamic religions when they are fundamentally different ideologically shows your ignorance

[@Lawh]

Maybe you guys ought to focus on something important.

[@cruleo]

Like vanilla extract has alcohol but not enough to intoxicate you. I think as long as you cannot get drunk from it, it’s halal.

[@willbaker6532]

But yiu cant get drunk off one pint of lager... so surely that's fine then

[@msi_i_chad3061]

@@willbaker6532 why do you drink "one pint of lager"? is it for the taste? do you do it for medicial purposes? did the doctor tell you to drink it to become healthier? is it because its addicting?

[@willbaker6532]

@msi_i_chad3061 you could literally replace the word "lager" with any drink that's not directly healthy for you. You can have one pint and stop. It's no more addictive than coffee or coke is.

[@rick-grim]

theese muslums be creating new shit i didnt even know was a mf thing

[@btkocc]

Many times I’ve debated on this with scholars. If small amounts of alcohol which is impossible to intoxicate isn’t haram, then why is using wine in simmered dishes such as Bœuf Bourguignon (which in the end leaves about 0.3-1% alcohol of total liquid volume) still haram? Still haven’t received a non-contradictory answer.

[@maciejgada740]

The same problem is present in other religions. For me it was one of many signs that religion is a waste of my time.

[@LarsReinhardt007]

The main issue is eating bœuf bourguignon

[@spiritofchaos58]

I think its fine if some things arent 100% clear, cause simple common sense can pull you through. I know if im avoiding alcohol, I'd use vanilia extract still, but not eat something cooked with wine. Wine has alcohol with the intention of bein intoxicating, vanillia extract does not. It's emotionalism and bias at the end of the day, but it makes sense why one would be forbidden

[@vastpiano5552]

Or just live your life however you want lol

[@msi_i_chad3061]

@@maciejgada740 do you eat those meals to get drunk? can you get drunk off of orange juice? if so, be my guest and eat these meals and drinks and try to get drunk

[@cope_r3270]

"ما أسكر كثيره فقليله حرام" Whatever intoxicates in large quantities, a small quantity of it is forbidden

[@FaisalAli33316]

Thank you for sharing this.

[@shamtradtam3769]

so medicines

[@rahilameer1094]

Where did u take this from?

[@j.r.r.tolkien8724]

We were taught this at school when were kids.

[@tahirballikaya213]

​@@shamtradtam3769you have to look at from a practical point. Theoretically you could get drunk by eating multiples kg of ketchup. But that doesn't count. "large amount" here is not an absolute number but relative.

[@ghoulwhip6155]

Y’all strange, be good to your fellow man and that’s all that matters

[@Ali_G97]

I remember when I was a kid and still living in Iran, me and my friends realized that 5 Gums have a small percentage of alcohol in them so we went out and bought tons of them. Mind you at the time we were paying equivalent to about 8 bucks for each pack. Let's just say the entire friend group was broke for the month and no one got remotely buzzed

[@sair9850]

whats up with iranians and being not halal lol

[@longschlongsilver7628]

there was a whole debate across the Islamic world centuries ago on whether vinegar was halal or not

[@anilhugoabdulhaqwilliams4613]

Really? The Prophet Muhammad consumed vinegar and praised it.

[@longschlongsilver7628]

@@anilhugoabdulhaqwilliams4613 I think that's what settled the argument in the end

[@bean370]

@@anilhugoabdulhaqwilliams4613I mean Muhammad didn’t think their was alcohol in it

[@AnasSuhaimi]

@@bean370 During the time of the prophet, alcohol was not yet discovered. The baseline was that anything that harm you either bodily or your intelect capacity to think straight is haram. The knowledge of alcohol, and the fact that it's the very substance that get you drunk, and the fact that the prophet consumed vinegar was used to formulate what's haram or halal.

[@bean370]

@@AnasSuhaimi Jesus the guy who literally turned water into wine was born around like 570 years before Muhammad

[@P1MPST1K]

Even though I’m not a Muslim I really admire Islam for its stance on alcohol. The Bible says “maintain a sober mind” but let’s be honest there are a lot of “Christian” countries where alcohol has been wreaking havoc on communities for hundreds of years.

[@willbaker6532]

And there are lot of countries where christianity wrecked havoc for centuries.....

[@burstcity3832]

Islam is to Christianity what Christianity is to Judaism. If you go back like that you will get to the origin which is likely to be something to do with thunder.

[@BABAYAGA-]

The basics rule is If a large amount is intoxicating(as in makes you drunk), a small amount of it is forbidden, if you could drink 1L of orange juice, it wouldn't make you drunk.

[@Abdobenz29]

"مأ أسكر كثيره، فقليله حرام" Which means: any substance if you consume it excessively may get you drunk, then a small amount of it is Haram. This is the threshold between Halal and Haram

[@j.r.r.tolkien8724]

Exactly. As an Arab, this is what we were taught. Also I don't think there's any amount of orange that you could consume at one time which will make you drunk.

[@Axtro5]

It’s about the intoxication, so if you intentionally try to get drunk from taking huge amounts of natural occurring alcohol then it’s the same thing, also it’s not about the drink since there’s alcohol free beer and wine and you can replicate all of the other drinks taste without alcohol.

[@momoelzoghby]

For everyone's knowledge. It's not about percentage and there's an easy rule to it, "if too much of the thing make you drunk then even the smallest bit is haram as well".

[@AhmadEdinHodzic]

Correct ✅

[@lnoorplaylist]

Exactly there’s a hadith that says the same thing

[@jaxthejaximus6296]

Bro. a 0.5% alcohol won't get you drunk in a lifetime. You will die before getting drunk. to die you need to drink 1904l of orange juice. And i confirm that you will finish all that juice before you get drunk. Because metabolism exists. Alcohol won't stack up. You should shut up and listen. You have two ears and one mouth. so shut up and just listen. Talk less. Because talking while being an idiot is a big problem.

[@yasiralghamdi8539]

It is not about alcohol it is about intoxicants as the prophet said “Every intoxicant is unlawful and whatever causes intoxication in large amounts, a small amount of it is (also) unlawful.” So if dirk large amount of orange juice will you be drunk?! No, so it doesn’t cause intoxication so it is not haram. Simple

[@ShinobuKocho-im3vo]

Read this dua to get more than 2 Billion good deeds (in sha Allah): Allahuma-ghfir lil-muslimeen wal-muslimaat wal mumineen wal muminat al ahya'u minhum wal amuat

[@Andy-hi3yt]

No amount of orange juice or soy sauce can be consumed so much that it makes you drunk so it’s ok

[@vindj2391]

Obviously the rule is not to avoid any alcohol molecule, but to not intoxicate yourself cuz not only do u harm urself u have a higher chance of committing other sins or harming others

[@bimmel7776]

Can I drink caffeine?

[@RandomManIncorperated]

​@@bimmel7776Yes

[@someone-tw3kd]

Blowing urself up should hve been haram Marrying a 6 yr old should ve been haram

[@whitefeather8387]

There is always a excuse when you find a question that goes against the words you said in every religion

[@osk9511]

nah its not an excuse, it’s called an explaination for someone who does’t have the knowledge. it proves that Islam is a simple religion, not that “rigid” where ppl actually need to go to an extreme measures.

[@whitefeather8387]

@@osk9511 even though it doesn't make any sense

[@slaire7799]

@@whitefeather8387 can you just actually use the aql Allah gave to you? Strictly speaking, Its not the alcohol that is haram, its the fact that it makes you intoxicated. Alcohol is in sanitizers, etc. Does that make it haram? But in case for non alcoholic beers, its still haram because it is produced in the factory of alcoholic beers, thus making it unclean. If something naturally has a low percentage of alcohol in it, and it doesn’t make you intoxicated, then it is halal. If you eat or dink the said food to the point of intoxication, than that’s on you, you KNOW it is haram but you deliberately commit the deed. Sin.

[@E001-f8g]

ما أسكر كثيره فقليله حرام" Whatever intoxicates in large quantities, a small quantity of it is forbidden clear and easy

[@niggashitpost]

It's not an excuse my guy

[@Real_Lion_Slayer]

If it doesn't get you drunk with large amounts of consumption, it is permissible. That is the ruling. So since you can't get drunk drinking a liter of orange juice, it's permissible.

[@kt-limbo]

Large of somthing make you drunk so a gram of it is haram.

[@mainuser98]

@@kt-limbo its impossible to drink large amounts of orange juice in order to get drunk. U will be dead by then. So its not haram to drink it, since its not gonna intoxinate u

[@msi_i_chad3061]

@@kt-limbo ok be my guest and go drink orange juice to get drunk off of it

[@aptom203]

Orange peel actually has small amounts of alcohol in it naturally. You can even squeeze an orange peel over a lighter and get a little fire jet.

[@Turbo-426]

That's actually the oils from the zest.

[@clandestino6438]

Ok then can I use Chinese cooking wine in a high temperature wok where basically the entire alcohol component evaporates? That has even less alcohol than orange juice, yet the muftis say it's haram.

[@Daveyverse]

The way I understand alcohol and faith, I can drink, I just can’t get intoxicated

[@envymenace8224]

This is exactly wat it means when jesus told I forgot his name that how could I be ur teacher when u have gotten drunk and intoxicated

[@mohameda5947]

Broski asking the question gives me the same vibes as those folks who ask ‘but isn’t technology a bid’ah ? ‘

[@mohameda5947]

@Moe Ron you can either be someone who is genuinely confused, clueless or simply not a thinker--when responding like that, or someone who knows what you’re talking about but is purposely going against the intended meaning based on the context.

[@msi_i_chad3061]

@@mohameda5947 i think we all know its the last option you listed

[@notoriouscruyff8260]

The ruling goes like: If big portions of something intoxicate you, don't even take small portions of that something

[@younesstibokka372]

Exactly you can drink 10littres of orange juice you wouldn’t feel a bit drunk, u can eat 5kgs of ketchup u wont feel intoxicated, so its haram.

[@younesstibokka372]

Halal*

[@taskinlabib7750]

​@@younesstibokka372 actually im not an expert in this case, But i tend to think like this, Big portion means the amount of the ingridients used in that food. Not the quantity of food. Like im talking about big portion of an or several ingridients of food. Not 5kg or 10 kg of the whole food Cuz ( it is just an example im giving In reality it may vary). you know if orange juice has 90% of orange and you having a orange juice has 30- 40% orange and have other stuff You may not refer this as an orange juice Thats why i would go for the ingridients in this case.

[@juanramos297]

If you drink 20 liter water, you will be drunk or puke

[@_Cfocus]

prophet pbuh said in an authentic hadeeth "a drink that makes you drunk from over drinking, its small volume is haram too", you cant get drunk from drinking orange juice, you can fill your whole stomach and you wont get drunk. Thats why its halal

[@cat_1810]

Your body produces the amount of alchohol your body needs, no external addition is required

[@RadinIrani-n9k]

Every food in the world has a small percentage of alcohol in it but there are certain things that make it halal or haram. Or cleaning products like toothpaste and mouthwash they have a very large percentage of alcohol but they are halal or cologne.

[@neverknowsbest1717]

I had no idea orange juice technically had alcohol

[@dirozx]

So does bread. Anything fermented as some amount of alcohol in it.

[@NotFine]

Almost every food has alcohol bro

[@RandomManIncorperated]

​@@dirozxIn That Case How Much Bread Would You Have To Eat For You To Get Drunk?

[@dirozx]

@@RandomManIncorperated A ton. You would die from stuffing yourself before you could get real drunk.

[@baronbrummbar8691]

@@RandomManIncorperated depends on the kind of bread certain types that are eaten in central europe can get you up to 2 permil wich is clasefied as severly drunk by every government in the world

[@darylgonzalez646]

These people will never leave the jungle at this rate debating about orange juice and this insignificant issues

[@Nathanielwestman]

Islamically. Any other words you want to make up?

[@yousifgazai3794]

“THIS IS IMPORTANT!!” as a Muslim it’s not haram to eat something that even if it has alcohol if it harms you it’s haram if it doesn’t it’s not…..READ PLZ plz like this to make people read this ❤❤

[@Raph0ne]

Source of your claim? Any Scholar?

[@commonsurvivor]

I was raised Mormon this conversation reminds me of those time. Imagine not knowing if you did enough good deed to go to heaven😢

[@ADHDcisGinger]

Imagine believing you have to go out of your lifes way to go heaven.

[@dudeguy9081]

Heaven sounds boring as fuck anyway I’ll pass

[@SUIIIIIII77]

Why count ? Just do good and avoid evil like any good human being would ، be it a muslim , christian , jew , buddist it does not matter

[@Meekox]

You are getting in heaven even if youve done something wrong since if you do something that's inherently against the belief system but you don't know about it should be forgiven. It is kinda haram for your parents to not teach you those lessons

[@GTRRSS]

That’s not how one lives this life. Be true to yourself or be a fraud and freeze in the last circle of hell.

[@abbasdursun9415]

theres no % any kind of staff makes you week poor out of control is haram fullstop

[@Est.1998.H]

Make it up as you go Muhammad

[@Lords1997]

“If it’s a certain percentage it’s ok” Ah yes, a convenient excuse…

[@marcush4741]

It's not an excuse. The reason alcohol is haram is because it intoxicates you. The intoxication part is the haram part. If this is a convenient excuse, is it also a convenient excuse to ban toddlers from drinking beer, but allow them to drink orange juice?

[@epitaphzz]

@@marcush4741 Through that same logic you can drink any type of alcohol without the intention of getting intoxicated, and if you don't get intoxicated, then it's halal.

[@msi_i_chad3061]

​@@epitaphzz alchohol is still bad for you and addicting, no? also things that "technically" contain bits of alchohol are physically impossible to get drunk off of unless you wanna try to disprove me and try to drink orange juice to the point you're drunk, although your stomach would get full before you even feel a teeny bit drink

[@epitaphzz]

@@msi_i_chad3061 If you're talking about possibility for addiction than anything with alcohol counts. You can drink wine too and not get addicted, even though wine has a substantially higher ABV. If the rule of thumb is "if you can get addicted to it its off the table" than wouldn't alcoholic drinks with low ABVs get a pass? And, moreover, wouldn't anything with an ABV higher than .5 be off the table? Because, when it comes to alcohol on smaller levels, possibility of addiction doesn't scale with how likely it is to get you drunk. Of course, the higher the alcohol content the more likely you are to get addicted however having a low ABV doesn't completely deter the risk of addiction.

[@fauzierwislatupeirissa]

Not all Alcohol is khamr Let's just use Khamr terminology not alcohol In Indonesia there is food named Tapai, it has more than 1 to 11% alcohol and it won't make you drunk

[@azured909]

You guys are already intoxicated with BS.

[@Ace_Bandido808]

Islam makes 0 sense

[@ganglezz]

why tf am i on muslim yt shorts now what does my algorithm think is happening here

[@chonkyboi._.]

It's a message from Allah. He wants you to revert back to your natural instincts of not drinking alcohol

[@iMoreno]

It’s Allah ‎ﷻ divine intervention bro. He wants you to start looking into Islam with an open heart 😊

[@going1917]

​@@iMorenoi like a carefree life better

[@kektesnotcactus]

how to be stupid in 1 minute :

[@youtubeviewer8950]

Wtf, where does this man got his interpretation from? Hadits which contradicts the Quran words?

[@vejeke]

"Under the Islamic definition of alcohol" 🤣

[@VocalBrony123]

"This wine is totally cool. I squeezed the grapes myself."

[@RandomManIncorperated]

Sir All You Did Was Make Grape Juice. You Have To Use Fermented Grapes To Make Wine

[@RickyVis]

@@RandomManIncorperated Fruit ferments naturally. That's why there is alcohol in all ripe fruit.

[@Mark-ms3fw]

Always remember today that God loves you, so no matter what your going through you have someone to lean on. he loves you so much he sent his only son to die for you pls don’t forget this, God bless ❤️

[@MissSpaz]

Uhhh Can yall Christians stay in your own stupid little places I'm Jewish and honestly, we have more in common with Muslims than you psychos

[@bloodysquallofficial3724]

Hey this is a Islamic post, not a Christian post, I know that as an atheist I shouldn’t be talking, but read a room dawg, this isn’t your party

[@karimrajab6819]

Oranges aren’t intoxicating even in very high quantity so they are allowed

[@Eggy79]

"I didn't consume alcohol, i just ate these fermented grapes i found"

[@muhammadhafizuddin2965]

Which country you are? Im doing a survey which people from which country always give stupid statements. Rn the leader of the scoreboard is usa. What is your country?

[@nanashi7779]

​@@muhammadhafizuddin2965 😂

[@fig8man]

Great informative short

[@bangmasse3644]

if its naturally has alcohol its halal. but if you do some processing to enhance alcohol content then its haram. the intention from the start is the key. grape juice is halal but if you distilate it to increase alcohol content for drunk purposes to become wine then its haram.

[@buggytheprophet1017]

I love how most religions are so easy to call out on their BS but then someone will say yeah but actually we interpret it differently 😂

[@theonetruespur5896]

This aspect of Islam isn't bs though. The intoxicating aspect of alcohol is the part that is haram. And having strict intolerance for alcohol (which causes a fuckton of societal issues that people often refuse to acknowledge) is one of the better religious tenets out there I think.

[@buggytheprophet1017]

@@theonetruespur5896 on the alcohol point I agree, but it’s used for everything

[@sair9850]

quran said "intoxicant" tho not straight up outright ban it ALLL together.

[@derekdavis1109]

This religion seems so miserable

[@bloodysquallofficial3724]

That’s most religion, Buddhism seems to be the only chill one

[@baronbrummbar8691]

@@bloodysquallofficial3724 - buddhism isn´t really a religion is is a believe system that melts together with other believes - like in japan where it melted together with shintuism

[@Zyzy0xx]

👤did you do your zikr today? 👤no? 👤ok let's go it will take 3 minutes ✿Astaghfirullah x5 ✿Alhamdulillah x5 ✿Subhanallah x5 ✿Allah hu Akbar x5 ✿La ilaha illa Allah x3 ✿Subhan Allah hi wa bi hamdi hi x3 ✿Subhan Allah al'adheem x3 ✿Allah huma ini asaluka al jannah x7 ✿Allah huma ajirni minan naar x7 ✿Allahummamaghfir lil muslimina wal muslimati wal mu'minina wal mu'minati x3 👤well done, insha'Allah you will be rewarded, and spread for good deeds 🤍

[@amishdoinks5104]

Ah yes the religion based on right vs wrong except when it comes to marrying minors

[@everykneebowsandtongueconf7724]

So that means eating pork just a little piece is ok in Islam. It will not affect anything

[@silversuper4092]

there are different types of alcohol, they are not all the same, if you base haram and halal on whether something contains any alcohol life will be very difficult, the point is whether it intoxicates you or not, thats how i feel anyway, feel free to correct me

[@IstiaqAMaruf]

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