Muslims can NOT drink this!

[@anime_fan5272]

Drinking alcohol when your cold is a bad idea it makes you feel warm because your blood vessels lossen making you feel warm but it actually just makes you colder

[@ashleycook6025]

It's a VERY OLD last resort to prevent limb loss from hypothermia. But, yes, bad idea. During the final stages of hypothermia the blood vessels in the extremities contract to retain heat around vital organs, leading to an increased risk in the loss of those extremities even if they were properly protected from the frostbite before. This can also result in the warm sensation in the core that causes paradoxical undressing. Alcohol causes a dilation of these blood vessels, even after this stage has set in, putting off these risks. However, as you've stated, dilation of the blood vessels WILL cause the body to lose heat faster. So, even when it *was* used, it was in measured amounts by the people rescuing you to jumpstart your recovery and to make you easier to handle as they supplied you with more heat. No corrections. No argument. Just interesting fyi.

[@Mariamerlin-j9w]

Muslimische Männer sollten alle diese Kleidung der Frauen anziehen eine Woche,dann sollen sie sehen wie es sich anfüllt ! Es ist wie ein Gefängniss. Krank diese ,lächerliche kranke Propaganda.

[@TonyGillenwater]

Tell that to the chef from the titanic. He was one of the few people to survive because he got absolutely plastered drunk as the ship was going down

[@bad_bish_9775]

⁠@@ashleycook6025this was very interesting, thanks for sharing! As the other commenter mentioned, this probably is what helped the titanic’s chef to survive towards late stage hypothermia, as well as probably kept him from shivering uncontrollably, allowing better agility to be able to save himself

[@sadpotato3386]

Literally came to say this. I tell people this and they don't believe me but they're always so cold when they drink and I'm burning up. Relaxed blood vessels temporarily make you *feel* warm, while it actually allows for warmth to escape your body. When you perceive the surroundings as cold and shiver, perhaps get goosebumps, then your body knows to constrict your blood vessels and keep the warmth inside. Weed works similarly, too. Alcohol additionally, due to this and it's effects on blood pressure, will make you bleed faster/more than you otherwise would have.

[@sasi-justsilenca3531]

I am not a Muslim but recently I've read a very interesting online discussion regarding soy sauce. Some saw the alcohol produced during the fermentation process as acceptable and others not. Those who accepted viewed the alcohol as not intoxicating and as such acceptable. But there might be differences between different scholars and cultures. Please be kind and accept different views. I just wanted to share a possible interesting fact for discussion.

[@m_d1905]

That is interesting indeed. Thanks for sharing.

[@JesusChrist-sm4bm]

I was gonna say because... Bread is also alcohol fermented yeast is well you know the Same process as alcohol. So is levened bread also haram. This is why I believe it's more about drunkenness not the ingredient or chemical process

[@audradonthaveone6708]

​@@JesusChrist-sm4bmthey make hala sour dough bread; as long as it doesn't cause intoxication. So the use of vanilla with alcohol could be use, but it all depends on the person. So from an outsider perspective; better not to use then use it and have to ask for forgiveness.

[@JesusChrist-sm4bm]

@@audradonthaveone6708 well that's where I'm just asking a why. Because again if Using it to cook is wrong Then Levened bread is also haram because it's the same thing as alcohol on a Chemical scale. Same with a lot of things like Heartburn medicine, pickles, yogurt, even Orange juice. It's all a breakdown of sugars by an orgasm to produce a byproduct. Unless it's Ethanol that's haram then You can't have any sugar because it'll end up breaking down into Ethanol in your digestive system

[@mohammedalnaim6335]

​@@JesusChrist-sm4bmfrom what I know and understand of this topic is that for example when you eat a massive amount of bread that has this small amounts of alcohol in it do you/can you get intoxicated if yes then even a single bite of it is haram if no then it is permissible But if we talk about beer that has a small amount of alcohol in it that can make you intoxicated if you drink so much of it then no it isn't permissible. والله اعلم.

[@justinamoniz]

"You're not Jack Dawson" 😂😂😂

[@MehdinaTV]

Im not wrong 😭😭

[@alexisjusthere]

I'm not Rose DeWitt-Bukater. This ain't the Titanic, we're modern idiots.

[@cosmyctaylorsversion]

​@alexisjusthere and who's gonna hold you like me?

[@AlexyLessard]

"We don't consume hand sanitizer." "WE DON'T !!??!???"😂

[@elleboii6846]

Just one thing to remeber, Scholars are still divided on somethings that have negligible percentages of alchol, or are used in such scant quantities like Vanilla extract. A lot of Muslims who follow the Hanafi school are a bit more lenient about this particular question, so not all Muslim people are a monolith of opinions! ❤

[@juliefox1743]

Malaki are also lenient...pretty much it's the salafis who take this extreme approach and pass it off as all of Islam. I was taught that intentionally making islam complicated or difficult was haram.

[@t.j.armendariz354]

To your point though, she’s wearing a burka, do you think she’s in a “lenient” school of thought

[@Raven74408]

That's one aspect of Islam I can appreciate. My mother abused alcohol when we were kids and left us with lifelong trauma. It is life and health ruining in so many ways.

[@AestheticAnabiyah]

“ME!” “what!? ASTAGHFIRULLAH” ❤❤❤😂😂😂

[@just_craftyme]

PLS PIN!!! I'm Catholic but I've learned A LOT of stuff abt Islam from you specifically!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MehdinaTV]

I appreciate this!!

[@just_craftyme]

love u so muchhhh

[@panpani5079]

- You're no Jack Dawson do I'm not gonna entertain that thought. - 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅

[@karmen__]

Idk about US or other countries in general, but in Poland even if it says 0% alcohol it means "below 0,5%" so you can never be sure it is in fact completely 0. Sometimes they write 0,0% but then the next number also can be anything so 0,09% or 0,01% - you never really know, so if it is for religious reasons I wouldn't drink here any "0%" drinks that normally are alcoholic. 😅 But they are treated as safe for alcoholic or pregnant, but they also normally drink only 1 or 2, so even if there is small alcohol amounts it cannot add up to anything. Don't know what happens if you drink 10 tho. 😅

[@sianare99]

As a christan I live your videos and your view on such things. I have a few muslim friends and I always try to adjust what they want. So on my roast beef I use only 0.0 red wine so everybody can enjoy it :D

[@maryamsiigh]

that's nice of you

[@sianare99]

@@maryamsiigh I think its just human sense, that you dont ignore your friends like or dislike. Just like when someone is vegetarian

[@maryamsiigh]

yup

[@sunaarson7444]

I swear people will come up with craziest scenarios and be like “would you do it then” like ma’am I wouldn’t even get myself in that situation to begin with😂

[@trekadouble757]

I think when it comes to rules it's extremely important to know why they were set in place, because some rules are meant to be transgressed. Alcool can help preserve food, desinfectant wounds and can help digestion in some cases. If the reason muslims are not allowed to drink alcool is because they might get drunk, then you can easily understand why they should be allowed to use vanille extract and food dyes that have alcool in it for preservation and making the product blend more easily. Following the rules too precisely and at all cost is not always beneficial.

[@gamingwhilebroken2355]

Alcohol in extracts is due to extraction. Alcohol extracts the various flavour compounds in X foodstuff at low temperature and thus doesn’t degrade flavours and aroma. The ones that don’t have alcohol are usually artificial extracts and they are often not as good. The reasoning is that the flavour from a foodstuff, such as vanilla or maple, doesn’t just come from one compound (even when one compound is the predominant substance responsible for the flavour) and that often makes the extracts taste flatter

[@aminaabuhatab8049]

Yup. Some scholars and Islamic schools have different options in this, some are more lenient for those exact reasons.

[@m_d1905]

Ok totally random thought, but that shoe perfume bottle is adorable. Reminds me of the many cute Avon perfume bottles I'd get for Easter as a girl (always the same scent though). 0% Alcohol beer, does have a very small amount of alcohol in it. Imitation vanilla is alcohol free I think, not 100% on that.

[@emschlef]

Non-alcholic beer has come a long way and there are a lot of great tasting options now. They can be up to 0.5% alcohol (same as most kombuchas) though so it may be considered haram.

[@Ami-ml7gp]

Lol, during the pandemic, several of my students would get hand sanitizer and then lick their hands. Ewwww.

[@SakuraSu-c2v]

That's actually quite harmful depending on the brand, very few brands actually use rubbing alcohol in it

[@margowakefield3295]

Yuck🤯🤢😱

[@orangesnowflake3769]

'Who would even want alcohol free beer it doesnt taste good' 😅 how would you know?! Jk

[@margowakefield3295]

Because it's alcohol free, sounds like it was tested out.

[@annorabelle]

I have Celiac and I’ve only had a couple gluten free beers. the rest are probably gross so i get their mindset. it’s not worth it to keep trying until you find the one.

[@margowakefield3295]

@@annorabelle That's unfortunate you have to deal with celiac.

[@mapelberg]

I disagree. I like to test different alcohol free beers as a hobby, and there are plenty of very nice ones. Unless you simply don't like the taste of beer of course. Then I agree there's no point in drinking alcohol free beer. It's not healthy or intoxicating. Those are the only reasons, outside of survival, that I can see for people to drink things they don't like the taste of.

[@michaelaberry1276]

If you often add vanilla to things that you also add sugar in then making vanilla sugar is easy, cheaper and (in opinion) tastes nicer. Get a vanilla pod and put it in your sugar jar with your sugar (mine has lasted me years, just top up the sugar over and over)

[@jamietate3526]

a few months ago in my city we had an interfaith picnic with the mosque, synagogue, and a methodist church. christians provided drinks, muslims the mains, and jews the desserts. however, my father is muslim, so I asked the imam about vanilla opinions, which accidentally broke open a scandal about one of the local halal stores knowingly selling alcoholic vanilla extract and not caring

[@TillyJilly-xi6mb]

The scream at the end jump scared me😭🙏🏻

[@eatingonlyapples21]

My dad had pancreatic cancer and before his death had to take pancreatic enzymes made from pork. I read that because it's the only viable medication for this particular issue, in the UK Jews and Muslims are permitted to take it - purely because there's no other way. Obviously I hope you never have to experience anything like that but wondered your thoughts.

[@janewen7131]

everyone needs to keep clean

[@DHasty]

It can actually be pretty dangerous to drink alcohol in really cold environments if you're not wearing proper clothes. It dulls your senses and actually makes you lose heat!

[@bondedhot74]

Can you talk about Korean food and ingredients because a lot of them have alcohol and I almost consumed alcohol

[@Dying_suki]

Aw fiddlesticks I can’t eat my cleaning supplies and perfume

[@estebanitogomezito7987]

Well, vanilla extract in a cookie that has been cooked (or anything that has been cooked basically) doesn’t contain alcohol anymore.

[@mirflknr]

In Canada, anything under 1.1% alcohol does not have to be stated on the label. “Alcohol free” beer usually still has alcohol in it.

[@ladyprincess344]

My question is about the hand sanitizer and I already asked my friend but we can't understand it fully; hand sanitizer gets absorbed into your hands especially if you work at a job like the hospital where we continuously have to keep our hands clean. Does consume and skin absorption mean 2 different things in the culture?

[@Nova-c7g]

That croak at the very end 😂

[@cynthialessa3486]

I love the Jack Dawson comentnt😂

[@FloraBratley]

What about using alcohol to clean a wound? Would that fall under medical purposes?

[@sourasikhadatta6036]

As you are Pakistani, I'm just asking out of curiosity, is gur (jaggery) permissible? You must be aware that many South Asians consume it during winter and mothers consume it during pregnancy as it keeps the body warm.

[@purplemanatee]

I'm Bangladeshi and Muslim and I'm pretty sure it's permissible. It's fermented so if it would be considered as having alcohol then everything fermented would be considered as having alcohol. I guess some Muslims who follow the no alcohol rule very very strictly would not have fermented foods but things like gur, yogurt, kefir, and pickled foods are really common in cuisine in Muslim countries so I don't think it would be an issue.

[@Rawadhii]

i think it’s allowed to eat something if the alcohol has been cooked out. even bread contains ethanol before it’s cooked out.

[@jessicare5331]

How about something like kombucha or other natural ferments? They may contain alcohol.

[@jadedixon3641]

Yep. Or homemade kefir.

[@Lovely-bn1nt]

I remember one of my friends in school the teacher said "name a drink" then my friend said "beer" and the teacher said "beer how do you know beer? Does you're dad drink?" And she nodded plus I heard a rumour that her father abused her and her face is red plus we are Muslims

[@shambles3765]

Muslims are able to consume alcohol but not get drunk. The quran prohibits drinking to the extent of feeling tipsy, this is malinformaiton.

[@Volundur9567]

I got home spray from a Somali Islamic shopping center that has no alcohol in it. We had no clue what the place was. It just said International Mall, so we popped in. There was a super nice lady with incense and fragrances, none containing alcohol. Oh, and there was an awesome guy who made amazing sambosa.

[@Nate-vk7gu]

Form what I’ve heard from friends it’s the intention that matters. If you cook with alcohol and all the alcohol has been cooked out then it’s perfectly fine to eat. as you’re not consuming alcohol to get drunk or inebriated in any way.

[@TeddyBear_8346]

There is mouthwash without alcohol. I had this problem as a severe alcoholic with very sensitive gums, but non-alcohol mouthwash is a game changer.

[@Chineseplate]

"you're not jack Dawson so im not even gonna entertain that though!" "🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬"

[@jadedixon3641]

I have to wonder about my homemade kefir. There's probably a small amount of alcohol in there, but nothing noticeable. Probiotics are good to keep my gut healthy though and it's the best source I can get.

[@ashleyburbank3129]

Okay I understand you don't like alcohol but having grown up in a family that does I literally only like it 0% with pizza... I don't understand why it complements pizza so well but gosh darn it those hops are so tasty

[@jochemmensch4118]

Some/most 0% alcohol beers have still trace amounts I believe

[@AshleyJones-uj3nk]

I love your videos but tell your husband that drinking alcohol actually doesn't warm you up it makes you colder lol

[@alexisjustexisting]

As said in another video "my life is more important" and queen, slay.

[@letizia5564]

Neither soy sauce?!?!?!😱😱😱 I can't have my sushi without soy sauce😱

[@juliefox1743]

Nah...most Muslims eat soy sauce.naturally occurring non intoxicating quantities of alcohol in fermented foods are fine according to most scholars. They are probably Salafi. Most Muslims aren't salafi and take a more sensible approach to both diet and dress.

[@KaralovesMui]

What?! ASTAGHFIRULLAH Got me falling from my bed😂😂😂😂

[@amber1cheese]

I have that same perfume!

[@tristawolf3901]

Did you guys use to do cooking stuff? I loved watching those and learning new dish from you guys

[@kfjellyjaymehopkins4746]

''Wait we dont?''

[@vampire7144]

Fun fact: The Baker of the Titanic actually used that method when the ship sank and lived to tell the tale.

[@megandrynan6080]

I'm a Christian who doesn't drink. While I personally don't view small quantities of alcohol as being terribly wrong, I choose not to consume any because it leads to craving more, which isn't healthy. I've also seen people waste their money and ruin their health and lives because of alcohol, so it's unappealing to me. I also enjoy sobriety. I like being in control of myself and my actions.

[@heatherbell2383]

Just because someone has alcohol, it doesn't usually mean that they will crave more. I have a drink once a month when I go out with a friend. I have just one and drink water the rest of the time. Sometimes I want a 2nd, but I am able to stop at one. I do respect those who are sober for whatever reason.

[@Thu_Gringatoriana_593]

Non-alcoholic beer can taste good but I do not like alcohol in general. I drink maybe once or twice a year. If that and now that i'm pregnant I don't drink it all

[@Yiuuuuutgdkdxnx3332]

I'm a Thai Muslim. You two are so lovely. Thank you for the great content.❤

[@Mariamerlin-j9w]

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[@Imindecisiveidk]

I enjoy non alcoholic beer, there are some that taste similar to kombucha

[@jayxfrost8987]

Fun fact there was a Titanic survivor who survived in the cold water because he was drunk. His name was Charles Joughin.

[@yasmindilaycan6546]

Well it’s a sin when you abuse it, and don’t know your limits. But he never said “don’t” to drinking alcohol with a limit and you still have your mind clean

[@DangerHacker849]

I Drink Non-alcoholic Beer

[@Immaosaro]

Hi its very interesting good

[@lupiniv9767]

I didn’t know that about vanilla extract!

[@deaddove]

“wait we dont consume it?” *snatches away* “no???”

[@lovebauer1]

So, is it really about the principal of not being intoxicated? Or is it about following rules in constant/minuscule ways AS to illustrate your commitment to your religion or belief in god?

[@MelvinLemiso]

The high hill perfume 😂😂😂

[@AuroraB-dg9or]

I'm gonna be the one to say it. Even some non alcoholic beverages have alcohol revenge in it.😢

[@victoriamckown4094]

I was not expecting the perfume to look like a heel

[@stephaniebatchelor6082]

Could you use it to disinfect an injury?

[@Chaotic.Fish88]

Hey i have a question; is somebody who is not Muslim allowed to say the Muslim equivalent to “God bless” in Arabic? I worry it might come across as offensive but I’ve also been told Muslims aren’t allowed to say or accept stuff like “bless you” when people sneeze, so what’s the verdict on this one?

[@starxaurelia]

Just like non-muslims can read the Quran, don't worry its not offensive and you can say it. Also us muslims usually use Yahamukallah when someone sneezes and the person who sneezed then says yahadikumullah, its basically giving the same meaning as bless you but mentioning Allah(God)

[@Lynda_NicAirt]

What about mouthwash containing alcohol? You technically don’t swallow it.

[@starxaurelia]

still some can be consumed

[@BriarRose-Dupont]

I think that would also depend on the individual and line of thought they have. Because some scholars say the vanilla extract with alcohol or soy sauce and other items with alcohol as an ingredient are fine, so long as the final product cannot get someone drunk, as the intoxicating effect is what's seen as haram.

[@starxaurelia]

doesn't matter, alcohol is still haram even if it is a little amount.

[@BriarRose-Dupont]

@starxaurelia again, that depends on the scholar that someone follows. There are very highly reveried and well-known scholars who say it is not haram because the end products do not result in anything that could lead to intoxication. Clearly, for this couple, they follow a more strict line of thought, which is perfectly valid for them.

[@Joey77tt]

Do u still have to where all that if it's boiling out

[@as-am-eri-ca-n-a-s-a-pplepie1]

In Iran I drink alcohol free beer and enjoy it@

[@konstantinosvlachantonis2471]

What about psychoactive drugs used for medical purposes, like painkillers for pain or amphetamines for conditions like ADHD? Generally, what is Islam's take on psychoactive substances?

[@kaylabeadnell1394]

What?! Astaghfirullah! 😂

[@Anonymous-b994c4]

Do you over heat in the hijab

[@malainakarpinski9499]

No. I started covering my hair about a year ago, I don't style mine like a hijab but I do like having it be very drapey some of the time. It honestly has felt less hot than my hair showing, my natural hair is so dark it absorbs way more heat than my scarves do. And if you have the fabric draping it keeps the sun from being on your skin directly which also helps keep you cooler. All of that depends on the material though, cashmere and silk are HOT but something like cotton is nice in the heat

[@darkwolf0017]

' ....... not even gonna entertain that thought ' ÆÆÆÆÆÆÆÆ

[@unexpectedspainish4709]

I'm very curious now, since fruit juice is usually 1-.5% abv by volume, why is that allowed?

[@gummysnacksandknives9229]

I've never heard of a fruit juice like that

[@unexpectedspainish4709]

@@gummysnacksandknives9229 look it up. All fruit juice is .5 to 1 percent alcohol by volume. This is not enough to intoxicate you regardless of the amount you drink however

[@mohammedalnaim6335]

Let's say you drink A LOT of fruit juice can you get intoxicated? If yes then even a single drop is haram if no then it is permissible and of course no one is getting intoxicated because of juice this is what I understand on this topic. والله اعلم.

[@Gingua]

Does mouthwash count as consuming it if you spit it out?

[@balloonchief90003]

Two questions: Can you have zero % alcohol beverages like a beer branded as a beer that's zero alcohol? Or cooking with alcohol where the alcohol all burns out?

[@twistedbambi2370]

I'm genuinely intrested - since alcohol in medicine (if no alternative) is okay, how about pork?

[@thatoneawkwardturtle9550]

What about sourdough? Or other fermeted foods like kimchi

[@whyamipink]

there are foods w/o alcohol

[@N1no_ion]

As a Christian I love ur content super educational considering that soon to be husband is Muslim 😗

[@juliefox1743]

These two are funny and sweet but remember that they represent only a small portion of Islam. In other schools of thought in Islam, even the most pious women reject niqab and use soy sauce.

[@N1no_ion]

@@juliefox1743ye I'm aware of some stuff in Islam, currently I'm not too keen on investing time in the religion considering I have my own faith system

[@mrman4516]

Question. Orange juice can contain up to 0.5% alcohol, not an amount anymore needs to worry about for medical risks, but how does that work

[@addiesmith3987]

but when you cook with vanilla extract the product is 0% alcohol? is it just like an extra careful thing?

[@thegreatrandini]

If you can’t find any halal food can you eat kosher food? Or at a kosher restaurant?

[@rikord2]

I have a question if you have a cut on your hand are you still allowed to use hand sanitizer?

[@Magdalene777]

As Muslims you can't consume cleaning products. This means Muslims cannot eat Tide Pods 😂

[@hazel8043]

Can you consume any fermented foods? I thought all fermented foods have small amounts of alcohol.

[@danielevsque8218]

What about mouthwash that contains alcohol? do you just get the kinds with no alcohol?

[@rashidisbioscope6255]

Sister can you tell me the name of this vanilla extract?

[@primrosetakeva4848]

Oft not even using an extract.. that’s wild

[@AshTries24]

No birthday candles, dogs, vanilla…. Sounds fun…

[@Wills-life22]

"Wait we don't?!" 🤣🤣😂

[@LyingSpigot]

Soda contains a small amount of alcohol that isn't listed on the label. Is that something Muslims drink?

[@katharinajosephinemuller8526]

How sure are you about the medicine thing and where is the alternative cut-off? There are cancer medications who need to be in an alcoholic solution. These work really well for "younger Patients" (under 40). These Medication types can enhance the effectiveness of chemo or in rare cases even can be used instead of Chemo. Would a Muslim need to get only the Chemo? These medicines are only alcohol solvable, but you can totally treat cancer without them (it's just a more effective way and reduces the risk of a new cancer/cancer while in remission).

[@L0RELA1]

They said that you can if it’s life threatening cancer is life threatening

[@Sonia.R.D]

How do you know Which Vanilla extract contains alcohol???

[@matthewheathcock]

None alcoholic beverages still have a small amount of alcohol

[@mits3737]

I find it funny that Muslims can’t drink alcohol but own practically all of the liquor stores where I’m from. 😂 How is drinking alcohol not allowed but selling it for other people to drink is?

[@whyamipink]

in my country muslims dont rlly own liquor stores-

[@savvythingss]

Small question but what about toothpaste?

[@MacKodi_1881]

Just a question You can’t have leather,can you?

[@missclown5343]

What about sour dough bread?

[@yeetlol4518]

The vanilla extract in stores has what in it