Shehzan Juice peenay say mutaliq koi fatwa ?

[diwana]

Re: Shehzan Juice peenay say mutaliq koi fatwa ?

@kchughtai

It is not a matter of ‘somebody’s’ freedom of choice. Anyone can choose what to eat and what not but as TLK said making use of Quran and hadith for hurting your fellow country men should not be allowed. Moreover, instigating others and pressurizing them one way or the other to make same choices as you think better is also not right.

It should be ok to have difference of opinion. The purpose should be guiding people and making things easy for them rather than** ‘fassad fil arz’ i.e., spewing hatred against some groups and then justifying it through holy scriptures. **
Kindly have a look at the links bao bihari provided. forget about the rest, go to the verses from holy Quran that have been quoted for their purpose and you will see that this act is plainly based on ill-will and double standards.

I think you changed your mind.
Why does it not matter someone’s freedom of choice"?

Yes it does!

People are stretching here too much the issue that somehow not drinking Shezan will cause millions to suffer with hunger with no job and ultimate big sufferings on this great earth.

I mean whatever one can use to criticize seems fine and live and let live rule applies only to some selected groups but not to others?

Now,

Anyone can make rule for himself or herself for not eating, drinking, wearing, driving whatever anytime using any logic. As long as it is not directly hurting anyone.

There are over a billion Muslims and vast majority Muslims do not eat pork product or drink alcohol.

There are hundreds of thousands of Hindus on this earth who do not want to eat meat and are strictly vegetarian, are they causing any fasad on earth by this?
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Both Hindus and Muslims are using some form of religious reasons, (fatwas, or any religious sanctions) right or wrong.
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But they are free and should be free to exercise their rights.

Bottom line: **We cannot call names or degrade people for making their choices as personal as drinking a simple drink. It is their choice, let it be.
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