Is coca cola really harraam?

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Don't wonder about it from a religious stand point.
Think about your health.
It is grotesque sugar water filled with bad chemicals.
 
 
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Idk if it is haram.

Like, say a fruit, it naturally produces minute alcohol, but it does not intoxicate.

Isn't it that, things that do not intoxicate in large amounts is not haram? you'd die before getting drunk from Coke.

So in order words, even if there is alcohol, if it doesn't intoxicate large amounts (i.e. you die before intoxication ever happens), is it halal?

Allahu alam.
 
Get a dirty 2p piece or a dirty coin you use. Put it in a tub. Throw on some coca cola. The dirty coin will come out sparkling clean in a minute or two.

This is what it will do to your teeth and your insides.
 
^^ That´s one of those myths which people link to the coca cola. Actually natural acids of our stomach are much stronger than those what coca cola includes.

But those myths are funny and as this is the halal fun section, why not...

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But yep, I prefer water instead than the soft drinks. People should to be more concern for example about the sweeteners which are used in soft drinks like coca cola, but also remember that almost all industrially prepared foods include them. It´s like deluding yourself if you blame only coca cola. Keep watch all what you eat or drink.
 
There is a Hadeeth which mentions that whatever intoxicates in large quantities, then even a little of it is Haraam.
 
Huzaifah ibn Adam said:
There is a Hadeeth which mentions that whatever intoxicates in large quantities, then even a little of it is Haraam.
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:salam:

What if you die before becoming drunk? What if you had to drink soo much that you'd die before getting drunk?

And Allah :swt: knows best.
 
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:salam:

What if you die before becoming drunk? What if you had to drink soo much that you'd die before getting drunk?

And Allah :swt: knows best.
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It's not the "getting drunk" that makes alcohol haram. It's that alcohol is haram to consume in of itself whether you get drunk or not. To get drunk means you are intoxicated and have lost control of normal functions.
 
I remember hearing about a similar controversy concerning Lucozade and Ribena way back....I'm not sure about Lucozade but I heard that the questionable ingredient in Ribena was taken out.

Never been sure about coca cola, to be honest I'm not very fond of soft drinks myself - actually if you invest in a juicer and juice your own fruits you'll never want a store-brought juice or drink again.
 
This is so funny I still remember how everyone used to avoid red-bull because the whole myth surrounding it
 
Ruling on drinking Coca Cola


I have been told by one of my friend that drinking coke is haram because if we see it in mirror the way its been written it becomes "LA ALLAH LA MUHAMMED" witch means no ALLAH no Muhammad, and she says who ever drinks it is not a Muslim, please kindly let me know how true it is, and is it really haram or not, thanks.

Published Date: 2007-11-25


Praise be to Allaah.

What has been said about Coca Cola, that there is written on it the words “La Allaah la Muhammad” or “La Muhammad la Makkah” and that this can be seen by looking at the writing in a mirror, is not true, so there is no shar’i ruling that follows from that.

You should keep away from over exaggerations and illusions that have no basis.

Any food or drink that is proven to be harmful is haraam, but if there is no such proof then the basic ruling is that they are halaal, and they cannot be deemed haraam on the basis of mere conjecture and speculation.

But if the company that produces it is hostile to Islam and supports its enemies, then it should be boycotted for that reason.

And Allaah knows best.

Source: https://islamqa.info/en/107654


Anyways, I think that labeling some product/food/drink haram (or halal) is so serious matter that we should ask it from scholars only (whose hopely have asked about the real ingredients of that product from the food experts).
 
If Coca Cola is haraam, is Qibla Cola halal?

Oh noes, my brain aspoloded.
 
Well I am hungry waiting 90 minutes for my next snack so obviously according to my intention it is permissible. C'mon that was funny..
 
I dislike cold drink. I don't know it is haram or not
 

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