Muslims: what do you think of Muslims who drink alcohol?

Just putting this out there- there are some sins which are bigger than others.

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Dude your making so many threads!!
I don't have any opinion regrading the matter. I know muslims who were drinking but soon stopped and repented. It is between them and God, and to be honest I don't blame the. It can be hard to not drink in uni when all your friends drink!!!

I should be revising

Wine is actually very healthy for you and full of anti-cancerous properties, anti-oxidants.

Alcohol is only banned since it MAY lead to uncontrollable actions and thoughts.

BUT, that applies to everything.

Money. Some foods have psychological and physical effects that are detrimental to our health.

I've had alcohol once before as a non-practicing Muslim.

This goes beyond religion in my opinion, not sure about everyone else.

I'm sure the cons of drinking wine outweight the pros, in terms of health.... I don't really consider social benefits to be a real benefit, like dude you don't need to lose yourself to have a good time.... I'd say it's like drinking coke and then eating an apple and saying balanced diet, the benefits obtained from drinking wine can come from other sources, which means consuming the benefits from other sources only gives you the good and not the bad that is in wine..... Trust me wine won't become as important as your five a day loool😜😂😂

@Results That is Bull****, there are plenty of foods that provide more anti-oxidants than wine that don't suffer from the drawbacks. And apparently fasting can have a good effect on your overall health but further research is still necessary to back up this claim.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-27371546

Balanced diet (including eating regularly) > Fasting

In any case.

Fasting is depriving your body from the fuel it needs to run smoothly, put simply.

I was not comparing wine to other foods/drinks.

Wine, as it's own entity, is beneficial in small amounts. [I don't drink wine and never drunk wine]

I can link random websites too and quote from them:*

"Dehydration is common during a fast. The body continues to lose water and salts through breathing, perspiring and urinating."

"Lack of food and water, changes of routine and shorter periods of sleep can cause stress. "

"People who regularly inject insulin are advised not to fast, as the potential risk to health – both in the short and long term – of not taking insulin is too great. People who have their diabetes under control using tablets should seek careful advice from their GP before starting a fast."

*I even found the same nhs livewell website that you used. How silly do you look now?

Balanced diet (including eating regularly) > Fasting

In any case.

Fasting is depriving your body from the fuel it needs to run smoothly, put simply.

I was not comparing wine to other foods/drinks.

Wine, as it's own entity, is beneficial in small amounts. [I don't drink wine and never drunk wine]

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