Is it Permitted to Drink Non Alcoholic Beer? - Dr Zakir Naik 

Do what your heart saying. And read koran by yourself and follow the things.. don't believe this criminal.

@@irfanamdislamic6799 bro after certain age you should do the thing for your own . Believing and faith in allah is true , but listening this type a criminals is very bad..so please don't follow these people. You can yourself read the koran and find all answers of your doubt🙏..

@@Love_Prs_143 brother we not follow him ... We are following our prophet Muhammad ( s.a.w ) and holy Quran ... And he is scholar & Doctor pls give some respect❤️ ...

@roar falcon I follow my book gita ... I read my self and understand . Have you read Gita. Then why telling fake things..like that criminal. Bro if he is a good person. Then way he left the country... Respect the truth. Dont follow blindly.

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Reference?

what furdows??? Firdaus!

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@@MrGergasikuat differents country has different spellings

B fizz is Buck’s Fizz I think. Its a type of beer.

I used to drink Barbican. Lesson learned now.

@@Kamal_AL-Hinai Barbicans are made in Muslim countries, it doesn’t contain alcohol.

This doesn't make sense, how can it be intoxicant if it has zero alcohol????????

@@scav5377 it doesn't have zero alcohol plus it's also harmful for the soul

Alhamdulillah my brother

Fyi, There are medicine which got alcohol in it so stop taking it and the covid medicine will have ethanol as per the sorces. Best of luck may allah bless your & Naik family with Covid with alcohol medicine.

@@motherfuckermo-ham-mad935 lol, what a mad lad, there are somethings called “exceptions” in the Quran which makes something that is Haram to Halal, as long as it saves somebody’s (life,mind,wealth,children) for example like “alcoholic Medicine”, Get out of here uneducated brat

@@motherfuckermo-ham-mad935 tell me if you want me to teach you more because it seems you have a fish for a brain

@@freelyroaming364 Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala said: وَيُسْقَوْنَ فِيهَا كَأْسًا كَانَ مِزَاجُهَا زَنْجَبِيلًا "And they will be given to drink a cup [of wine] whose mixture is of ginger" (QS. Al-Insaan 76: Verse 17) * Via Qur'an English quran-en.com

Non alcoholic beer contains less alcohol than soy sauce. Will you stop consuming soy sauce?

بارك الله فيك و جزاك الله خيرا و اكرمكم في الدنيا و الاخره

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@@THETESTEDBELIEVER doesn't matter brother what time may come. We just need to hold steadfast to our Deen and In Sha Allah we will be among the successful. A true believer is one who holds fast to his Deen and remembers Allah. And indeed Allah is all seeing and all knowing. Remember the story of hz. Bilal how much he endured ,how he was tortured and yet he held fast to the Deen. And we have many Sahabah who went through the worst for the Deen and that's how Islam remained alive and spread throughout. They were so few in number, and they fought armies multiple times the size of theirs and emerged victorious. Do you know how? Cuz they had true Iman. Today we are only muslims by name while our actions don't display that in the least way. We don't pray 5 times, we don't give zakah, we are just concerned with ourselves, we chase after this life and forgotten the hereafter. That's why we are in this state today. We need to follow our Prophet PBUH and then In sha Allah we'll see for ourselves the help of Allah SWT with us. So I'd say brother hold fast to Allah and do good deeds and you don't need to fear anything for Allah indeed helps those who believe and do good deeds.

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hows there alcohol in bread

@@noahsadani871 You should learn more about food science. Collected from web sources, "The sweet smell that fresh-baked bread has under the yeast and nutty Maillard reaction notes? Alcohol. However, during the baking process, most of the alcohol in the dough evaporates into the atmosphere. And it has been long known that bread contains residual alcohol at very slight quantity."

@@noahsadani871 Ofc there is alcohol in bread lmao. In islam we are allowed trace amounts of alcohol because its literally a natural process. Its just the fermentation of yeast. It happens by itself in trace amounts everywhere.

Oh and btw the fact u said 'Hows there alcohol in bread' shows how little you know about science and what alcohol even is. All bread have trace amounts of alcohol in them.

@@kenobi9532 Thanks!

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I think it’s the other way round bud these so called scholars are experts and so is dr Zaki Naik who solely believes it is non permitted. But you are very misinformed just believing any world renowned scholars or even a dr without your own research and knowledge is even more dangerous stay careful and be informed not just by others but rely on you also or this world will take you by storm.

Why is it so hard for people to understand this?!

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@@irfanamdislamic6799 don't beg like this. Pray to allah.

@@davidm3820 bro mind your words I'm not beging... I'm asking okay.. yeah brother I'm pray to the only the creator ( Allah ) but we should also give some effect okay..

Sujun

stay away from fruits that aren't so fresh any more

Never heard of anyone drunk driving or passing out drunk from having yoghurt or vinegar, the idea here is to abstain yourself from developing the habit of consuming alcohol to get drunk since it can harm your body and cloud your judgement.

@@africanmatbahi Um no. It is explicitly stated "Whatever intoxicates in a greater quantity is also unlawful in a small quantity." [At-Tirmithi, Abu Daawood & Ibn Maajah] So regardless of whether it causes you to pass out drunk or not, it is not permitted. It is not up to you to determine how much alcohol is permissible. It is not allowed in ANY amount. That's the great thing about modern science. It gives people the objective, factual information necessary to comply with their religious beliefs. You are welcome.

@@D2chukhna read my comment again, I never said it is Upto me to determine how much alcohol a person can consume. All I said was I’ve never heard of anyone getting intoxicated from yoghurt or vinegar. My intention here was to provide you with answers if you had a legitimate question, but I can see from your reply that you have pretty much made up your mind about certain things and come to your own conclusion. So I won’t be wasting any more of my time debating a random person on the internet. Fact remains that Islam is the fastest growing religion and it will continue to grow with or without you, whether you like it or not :), have a nice day.

@@africanmatbahi Your response is laughable. You pretend that your argument is with me but the fact is that your belief is in conflict with Dr Zakir Naik and the teachings of Islam. This couldn't be any more clear. I could care less what you do or believe. That is between you and Allah. Furthermore, the favored alcohol drink of Mongolians, kumis, is fermented and alcoholic mares milk similar to kefir. It is effectively yogurt and absolutely is drunk for intoxication. Educate yourself.

He clearly makes a mistake and says 5% alcohol where he means 0.5% (2.34), yet this video remains unedited. Misleading is to put it lightly.

​@@jamalan7417 Exactly. Soy sauce contains more alcohol than non-alcoholic beer. is he against that?

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@@basmaabdul4825 Some say using 'His' means Almighty is a Male (Nauzbillah). Guide me if you can.

@@archangelarsh4388 I've never heard of that but I'll ask around and please do let me know if you find out before me

Bro uae just legalised selling actual alcohol to Muslims

Thank you bro

So does orange juice and bread. The content is too small to get drunk.

@@AlexOjideagu2 every fermented fruit whose have fruktose it contain alcohol

@@AlexOjideagu2 no bread is cooked and above 70 degrees so all alcohol is evaporated

@@ClownedKsi well than that beer is fine as well with that logic...

Same

Even coca-cola and Pepsi contain small amounts of alcohol and we drink those drinks almost everyday

The point is about the intoxicating

I really think intention is the key in Islam. You start Salah with an intention you start Fasting with an intention so on and so forth... Trace amounts of ethanol in the foods we consume like overripen fruites can cause intoxication too however the points is we eat/drink them without the intention of getting intoxicated. The purpose of drinks that are spesifically fermented for ethanol conent are cosmued/produced with the intent of getting slightly or heavily intoxicated. Cosuming alcoholic beverages is haram since the intention is to feel the self-pleasuring effects that is commonly harmful for others, consuming food with trace ethanol content since it is cosnumed with the intent of well... just eating. "Is drinkng just beacuse you like the taste haram?" would be a good argument. If you ever drank before you would know that even a glass of wine or a pint of beer could result in a cascade that will cause an eventual intoxication.

Exactly

100% Agreed. The Qur'an and hadith speak about intoxication. Fruits contain alcohol, so does yeast and breads. Intoxication is based on the following, if something in large quantities intoxicates you that the small quantity of that is Allah haram meaning, if you drank a bottle of vodka it will intoxicate you and if you drank 20 small portions it will do the same. A drink that does not intoxicate you in large quantities will do nothing in small either. Unfortunately Dr Zakir is very biased and I'm sorry but I don't agree with him as he is only providing the most extreme view point which in itself is not even correct.

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Yes please, I was thinking about this too. Please someone with knowledge explain this.

@@cansugungor4405 brother ozge i will try to make this short as possible Describing women as captives (in the marriage bond) is confirmed in an authentic hadeeth reported by At-Tirmithi within the speech of the Prophet sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam ( may Allaah exalt his mention ) in the Farewell Pilgrimage, in which he said, “I enjoin you to treat women well, for they are like captives with you, and you may not treat them otherwise unless they commit flagrant immorality…” As regards the statement, “Marriage is enslavement,” it was narrated both as a direct statement attributed to the Prophet sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam ( may Allaah exalt his mention ) (a Marfoo' hadeeth) and as a statement attributed to ‘Umar, ‘Aa’ishah, and Asmaa’ may Allaah be pleased with them all (a Mawqoof hadeeth). The Mawqoof hadeeth (the narration attributed to the three Companions) is the one judged as authentic, as was stated by Al-Iraaqi while quoting Al-Bayhaqi. However, these statements and the like do not mean that women are degraded or that they are like female slaves and that their husbands are their masters; rather, they mean that by virtue of a valid marriage contract, the woman is joined to her husband with a bond that makes her obliged to obey him in what is permissible and prevents her from desiring a man other than him. So the wife is obliged to obey her husband in matters of their intimate relationship and she should fulfill his rights upon her, just as he is obliged to fulfill her rights upon him; Allah says (what means): {And due to the wives is similar to what is expected of them, according to what is reasonable.} [Quran 2:228] For more benefit, please refer to fatwas 86618 and 88304. The relationship between them is closer to the relationship that you mentioned between the employee with her superior at work. This is the meaning of Qiwaamah (guardianship/responsibility) that Allah entitled the husband to have over his wife, as Allah says (what means): {Men are in charge of women by [right of] what Allah has given one over the other and what they spend [for maintenance] from their wealth..} [Quran 4:34] It is a responsibility of management of affairs, and it is for this reason that the wise Sharia warned the husbands against exploiting this responsibility in being authoritative over the wives. This was mentioned in the continuation of the previous verse, as Allah says (what means): {But if they obey you [once more], seek no means against them. Indeed, Allah is ever Exalted and Grand.} [Quran 4:34] Ibn Katheer may Allaah have mercy upon him said, “The saying of Allah {Indeed, Allah is ever Exalted and Grand} is a warning to mean that if they transgress against women without justification, then Allah, The Exalted and Grand, is their (women's) Protector, and He will exert revenge on those who transgress against women and deal with them unjustly.” The most important thing that should be known is that marriage is an integration between the husband and wife; each of them fulfills the role that the other may be unable to fulfill. Just as she may serve him by organizing the affairs of his home and taking care of his children, he serves her by going about in the land in order to earn a living. ‘Aa’ishah may Allaah be pleased with her narrated that the Prophet sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam ( may Allaah exalt his mention ) said, “Women are but counterparts of men.” [Ahmad, Abu Dawood, At-Tirmithi] For more benefit, please refer to fatwa 84040. In conclusion, hearing these ahaadeeth and the like should not be a reason for worry, and a Muslim must understand them within the full context of the principles of Islam which take care of women and give them their rights and order men to be kind to them and warn against harming them and so forth, because if these statements are taken out of this context, then they could be misunderstood to mean the opposite. Allah knows best.

@@cansugungor4405 dont get confused brother ask Allah's guidance and forgiveness and he will surely guide

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intoxication is haram, not alcohol.. there are many foods and drinks which contains small percentage of alcohol.. even the medicine we take, many of those made by alcohol...

@@milliyetci5672 non alcoholic beer is also impossible to get Intoxicated from. by ur logic it should be halal

@@jariszulqarnain4241 non alcoholic beer is halal

Otherwise, vinegar would be forbidden with this same logic! And we all know vinegar is halal. The other thing.. everything is halal unless there's a clear evidence (from Quran or Sunnah) that indicates it's forbidden. Digging into general permitted food if halal or not is considered "tanato'a" which is something discouraged in Islam

Im trying to tell my parents that its not haram, but they wont listen they're just stuck in their head that beer==haram

Sister may Allah grant you Jannah. I'm hopeful a mistake is not being exposed.(trying not to be direct)

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it doesn’t in-toxic you

Your not gonna drink it are you? So it’s fine

Thank you all for clearing my doubt

I always want alcohol free mouthwash.

I feel like if you drink non alcoholic beer you end by drinking alcoholic beer

So does vinegar, fruits, bread and a lot more other foods

@@voguedictatinglove2455 than you cant eat any of these food

@@shahadatbhuiyan3847 great

@SO GUYS WE DID IT vinegar is literally made out of alcohol but Muhammad loves vinegar