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Reason For Prohibition Of Weed In Islam?
Why is weed considered haram? I mean I know the intoxicant factor, but according to many people, if done in moderation, it has helped many people mentally, they’re more happy, less stress, also acts as a pain killer, I’ve literally heard people say it has changed our lives positively. It’s also used as a medicine.
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Reason For Prohibition Of Weed In Islam?
updated 2 years, 10 months ago
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In principle, to determine whether a thing is Halal or Haram, its medical benefits are not taken into account. If it is a real intoxicant, which means, it disturbs the senses as wine does, it is forbidden, and so is its consumption in a small quantity, as a preemptive measure, even if it does not create the same effect. However, if it is not an intoxicant, in the sense that it does disturb the sense as wine does, and it is like sleeping pills, then it cannot be called Haram.
It means that its effects have to be decided by the medical experts and by the conscience of the person.
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Ok, I understand loosing the senses part and I have asked many people who smoke weed and they say we don’t lose our senses and from alcohol you start behaving differently and you’re not aware of what’s happening around you etc but weed doesn’t have the same effect. You’re aware of whatever is happening around and you’re normal. Yes, when you’ve done alot, you do start laughing etc but you don’t lose your senses.
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And just to add, that people say sleeping pills are more harmful and you actually lose senses but weed doesn’t have that effect (not as strong as sleeping pills)
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It is not possible for us to provide expert advice regarding toxicity of marijuana, however, a WebMD article suggests that overdoses can include the following side effects:
- Anxiety including panic attacks
- Psychotic thinking
- Hallucinations
- Rapid heart rate and high blood pressure
- Coordination issues
If this is correct then it should be considered as an intoxicant and should be avoided even in small quantities unless prescribed by a medical professional.
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Also, is it true that you cant pray for 40 days after doing intoxicants (alcohol, weed etc)?
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