Halal and Haram Items — Permissible & Prohibited
- What Is Sharab?
- Drinking Beer
- The Ruling on Beer
- Wine or Opium for a Human or an Animal
- Consuming Wine Turned into Vinegar
- Drinking the Sap of the Palmyra and Date Palm
- The Prohibition of Palm Wine
- Drinking the Sap of the Date and Palmyra Palm Is Proper If It Does Not Intoxicate
- Using palm wine in biscuits
- Drinking poppy pods
- Using an intoxicant after the transformation of its essence
- Making giving up wine conditional on another giving up preaching
- Coca-Cola
- Drinking Coca-Cola
- Coca-Cola, Medicines, Doctors’ Medicine
- Tobacco
- Eating Tobacco Mixed with Slaked Lime Because Betel Has Become Expensive
- The Ruling on Slaked Lime
- Eating Slaked Lime in Betel
- Using Copper, Brass and Similar Vessels, Wearing the Dhoti and Waist-Cloth, and the Hookah
- Eating earth (clay)
- Cooking food and the like with gas made from dung and the like
- Dung cakes
- Using dung ash in tooth powder
- Plastering the floor with dung
- The ruling on ash
- Baking bread on dried human excrement, as on dung cakes
- Water runoff through another’s property
- ‘Amr’s drain in Zayd’s house
- Blocking someone’s path and water
- Building on jointly owned property
- Laying the foundation of one’s house on another’s wall
- One co-owner benefiting from a shared house
- Cutting grass from someone else’s land
- Ownership through sowing on unowned land
- The ruling when another’s right gets mixed into sherbet
- Using an item belonging to the municipality
- Relocating a latrine that causes harm to the neighbours
- Cutting down a fruit tree