All Alcoholics Start as Social Drinkers - Dr Zakir Naik
Dr. Zakir Naik explains Islamic teachings on alcohol prohibition, citing Hadith that declare alcohol as 'the key to all evils' and prohibit even small quantities of intoxicating substances. He argues that social drinking is dangerous because all alcoholics begin as social drinkers.
Summary
Dr. Zakir Naik presents Islamic religious teachings regarding the prohibition of alcohol consumption. He cites specific Hadith from Sunan ibn Majah, including one where Prophet Muhammad described alcohol as 'the key to all evils.' He also references another Hadith stating that anything which intoxicates in large quantities is prohibited even in small amounts, providing no exemption for minimal consumption. Naik specifically addresses the concept of social drinking, where people claim to drink only one or two pegs without getting intoxicated. He challenges this practice by asserting that surveys reveal every alcoholic and drunkard was once a social drinker. He emphasizes that nobody begins drinking with the intention of becoming an alcoholic, but rather starts as a social drinker with limited consumption. Naik questions how individuals can know their control limits, highlighting alcohol's addictive nature as the fundamental problem with any level of consumption.
Key Insights
- Dr. Naik cites a Hadith stating that Prophet Muhammad called alcohol 'the key to all evils'
- Dr. Naik references a Hadith teaching that anything which intoxicates in large quantity is prohibited even in small quantity
- Dr. Naik claims that surveys show every drunkard and alcoholic was at one time a social drinker
- Dr. Naik argues that nobody starts drinking alcohol with the intention to become alcoholic, but begins as a social drinker
- Dr. Naik questions how people can know their control limits with alcohol, emphasizing its addictive nature
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Transcript
[0:00] There are various Hadith that talk about prohibition of alcohol. It's mentioned in Sunan ibn Majah volume number four in the book of intoxication, Hadith number 3371. Our beloved prophet said that alcohol is the key to all evils. It's mentioned Sunan ibn Majah volume number three [0:31] volume number four, book of intoxication, Hadith number 3392. Anything which intoxicates you in large quantity is even prohibited in small quantity. No excuse for nip or a tuck. Means if you have a large quantity of that drink, if it intoxicates you, it is even prohibited in small quantity. You can't say no. Many people say, "I'm a social drinker." Social drinker? ONLY ONE PEG, TWO PEG. I DON'T GET…
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