Only Whiskey Distillery in Muslim World Defies Prohibition

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Re: Only Whiskey Distillery in Muslim World Defies Prohibition

@Iconoclast

Yes these shud be banned too. Specially all sorts of Tumbakoo, be it cigarette, cigar, beeri or Naswaar.

This product is killing millions everyday.

Icon, more people die in road accidents should we ban that too.

@counterpoint

Holy Quran has clearly stated dire punishment for adultery, homosexuality, bigotry, back0biting, depriving orphans, widows and the destitutes of their rights, yet all these practices flourish in the entire Muslim world.

No where does the Quran state punishment for drinking and intoxication, it is a undesirable act and discouraged but there are no punishments prescribed.

Now here we are talking about an activity for non-muslims that caters to non-muslims only. Give it a break, those living in glass houses should be very careful when they throw stones.

The question was asked.

@hareem01

Punishment for Smoking and Drinking Alcohol
As for drinking alcohol, there is a specific Hadd for that. In the early days of Islam, people who had stopped drinking prohibited others and those who committed the offence were lashed 40 times. They use to flail the drinker with anything that came to hand - a piece of cloth, a shoe, a stick - just to let the person feel that he or she had indulged in something prohibited. Later on when there was a complaint that people were returning to the old ways of drinking, Umar (may Allah be pleased with him) consulted the Muslims around, and Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) said: “I think that drinking will make a person lose his mind and consequently start abusing others, uttering false accusations against them. So I think he deserves the same punishment for a person who falsely accuses other persons (Qadhif) that is 80 lashes.” Henceforth, that became the standard of punishment for drinkers to stop them from falling into that."

Allah Almighty knows best.

The given answer. Hareem do you have anything from Quran?

@muali

^^ sugar and salt got too many side effects in long run

Both are required to live.

@expatobserver

Why would the isalmic republic allow production of whiskey? I personally know no muslims who drink alcohol except my friend Gul and Jabbar and Mehmood and Nigat and Feroz and Fadi and … oh well just too many to remember.

You can safely add my name as well.

@Iconoclast

Sugar can save the life of a hypoglycemic diabetic.

Salt is essential for life. But i am all for regualting on harmful products.

And you cannot equate sugar with alcohol, that isn’t best of arguments. Sugar does not make drivers kill pedestrians.

Are all the bad drivers drunk? I seriously doubt that. I think there are more sober bad drivers.

@Iconoclast

We all know how much moderation people exercise in taking alcohol, we shud not be promoting/manufacturing/selling a product taht is harmful to humans.

Why should I give up my fun because some idiots don’t know their limitation.

@Fraudz

so its not a religious ruling issue but a safety and social issue based ruling then ..right

Exactly.

@Fraudz

I dunno if it is any good, lets see what ppl who drink it say. based on what I have read it sounds like they have a good thing going.

and its not me unleashing any whiskey on you non muslims, its other non muslims doing it, so I will let you guys sort it out among yourselves.

The quality of muree beer has improved a lot.