Sounds like Koranic hair-splitting to me. Alcohol is forbidden, in whole or in part. It’s just another way that Islam is extreme in all things. By training Muslims to be extremists in small things, they become extremists in big things.

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Khamr in Arabic does not mean alcohol. It means aged. And Islam forbids aged fluids or substances that can or will cause the a person to lose their conscience.

And no, inhaling N2O is not allowed either. Not unless it is to be used for medical purposes.

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Don’t worry, Balqis. We are working through a long list of reasons to make mock of Islam and Muslims. We need no excuses as of yet. We haven’t even finished with the Danish cartoon riots as material for mockery. And we’ll always be laughing at Islamic Rage Boy.

Mahmood: “Alcohol in whatever quantity is forbidden. Zero tolerance. End of story. That’s how I – and the majority of interpretations – understand the restriction.”

The bad news here is that lots of harmless stuff contains alcohol. Vanilla extract, for example, contains alcohol. That means that if you munch a chocolate chip cookie, baked with that delicious vanilla extract, you will burn in hell with us Chablis-swilling infidels.

Some toothpaste contains alcohol and, of course, mouthwash contains loads of it. If you see a Muslim who has fresh breath, he is an apostate. You must kill him. That goes double if they’re wearing perfume or aftershave, both of which are full of alcohol.

For the ladies, I regret to report that makeup, lotions, skin care, and hair care products have at least trace amounts of alcohol. If you want to enter paradise, your face must look like hell on Earth.

There is also alcohol in pain relievers, laxatives, antidiarrheals, iron, cough-cold-allergy, vitamins, canker sore and toothache products. If you know a Muslim brother who is suffering from constipation and who is skipping around light as a feather an hour later, you can be sure he has made a pact with Satan and partaken of his brew. Miraculous cures from the sniffles also deserve a raised eyebrow. In fact, a good Muslim just stays sick and in pain until it just goes away on its own.

Aboo Alee Muhammad bin Timothy: “To joke with this deen is a form of istihzaa/mocking. I would advise you not to keep aiming for cheap laughs in this manner and twisting words.”

Well said, Aboo Alee. Mahmood should not go for cheap laughs in this manner. That’s my job.

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br Aboo Alee

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The first declaration made by the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) concerning this matter was that not only is Khamr (wine or alcohol) prohibited but that the definition of Khamr extends to any substance that intoxicates, in whatever form or under whatever name it may appear. Thus, beer and similar drinks are haram.

http://www.islamonline.net/servlet/Satellite?pagename=IslamOnline-English-Ask_Scholar/FatwaE/FatwaE&cid=1119503545310

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There was no outcry against that amongst his people yet there is against him “allowing” alcohol!

Such a sad state of affairs.

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He says that the media has taken it out of context

He would wouldn’t he?

Just like the guy with a breast fetish who suggested that men go around with mouths gaping open waiting for God-fearing wimin to stuff their mammaries in them.

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I am not concerned with sheikhs that clarify generally accepted concepts. What freaks me out is the one off f***heads that come up with shit like sucking off the breasts of colleagues for her to be your sister.
How f***ed up was that? Oh, and if it even would be remotely possible, she’d be your mom anyway.

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