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Energy Drinks And Powders
Are energy drinks (like red bull) and powders (like Velo) are allowed in Islam? As they are not that addictive and make you loss your mind.
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Energy Drinks And Powders
updated 3 years, 11 months ago
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Not sure if they make you lose your mind, they enhance your mental activity temporarily. Sugar wese he addictive hai, kisi cheez ka addictive hona usay haram nae krta. Sugar is more addictive the heroine on many indices. But higher consumption of sugar is harmful to use, so I think it’s should be frowned upon as it hurts you. I don’t think controlled usage of energy drinks is an issue. Purpose of drinking them should matter, do you want to drink it to study overnight, or for hiking. (Basically energy drinks give you a sugar rush, with some sort of drug that helps utilisation of that sugar quickly for body, it’s addictive as it makes you feel more active and better). It’s not a matter of halal or haram, it’s a matter of pursuing a healthy lifestyle which Islam prescribes us to follow. Like cleaning teeth and eating little and healthy etc, so it should be noted that energy drinks are not healthy for regular consumption. You be the judge.
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Other than those things that have been explicitly made haram by God, as a principle, knowingly consuming things that are harmful to our health should be considered impermissible.
Things like caffeine and sugar (main ingredients of energy products) are not haram, however, their excessive use can cause damage to our health, hence we should be mindful of that.
For details about dietary restrictions in Islam please refer to:
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