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Is alcohol specifically prohibited in the Quran?

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    bridgenight77
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    I can find no mention of alcohol being specifically prohibited in the Quran. Only the word "intoxicants" is mentioned. The word "intoxicants" can mean many things and not just alcohol egdrugs, cigarettes, etc.Can any help find a verse in the Quran with specific mention on alcohol?

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      https//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9610016.0

      Peace

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        Since intoxicants includes alcohol why do you need a verse that specifically talks about alcohol..

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          almarh0m
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          "Do not uphold Salat while you are intoxicated"..think! If alcohol was forbidden, why are we told this? And Qur'an 47/15... Khamr in this world is khamr hereafter.

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            590 and 2219 are clear that we should avoid intoxicants. Just because it's saying not to pray while intoxicated doesn't mean you're allowed to get drunk. And khamr in the hereafter is obviously different, it says you won't feel the negative effects from it. 3747

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              Abaddon
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              Peace upon you all!

              2219 is an indication of the moderate consumption of alcohol and other substances for the benefit it gives - like for medical purposes. The spirituose takes over your own spirit, when drinking for pleasure = shaytans work. Taking Qur'an as a whole, 590 assumes that 2219 is registered.

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                Salam.

                I would say that intoxicants are neither forbidden nor to be avoided - they are to be regulated so that the harm that the devil may cause through them is limited/nullified.

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                  I can find no mention of alcohol being specifically prohibited in the Quran. Only the word "intoxicants" is mentioned. The word "intoxicants" can mean many things and not just alcohol egdrugs, cigarettes, etc.Can any help find a verse in the Quran with specific mention on alcohol?

                  Peace bridgenight77, try not to drink booze, smoke, overeat, breath impure air and.

                  welcome to the forum

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                    I can find no mention of alcohol being specifically prohibited in the Quran. Only the word "intoxicants" is mentioned. The word "intoxicants" can mean many things and not just alcohol egdrugs, cigarettes, etc.Can any help find a verse in the Quran with specific mention on alcohol?

                    Will. You. Then. Desist?

                    The Creator (of both alcohol and you) asking you... Choice is yours.

                    Who created the death/lifelessness and the life to test you which of you (is) better (in) deeds, and He is the glorious/mighty, the forgiving.

                    — To the best of my current understanding (17:36). ​من الله كل خير ولله الحمد
                    "O you who have attained to faith! Surrender yourselves wholly unto God ..." [2:208], [3:102]

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                      Sorry, my reply was for almarh0m

                      — To the best of my current understanding (17:36). ​من الله كل خير ولله الحمد
                      "O you who have attained to faith! Surrender yourselves wholly unto God ..." [2:208], [3:102]

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