Drinking Wine between the Limit ‎and Discretionary in Islamic ‎Law

Authors

Ahmad Al-‎Smadi, Sana’ University, YemanFollow

Abstract

Linguistically wine means what is taken from grape juice ‎ and gets someone intoxicated . It is called wine for it affects one`s mind , jurists differed in Limiting the meaning of the ‎ term "wine" evidences of each team of jurists , I have com-‎ mission understanding that wine involves any intoxicating material according to the right versions . They generally limit the meaning of the term and what it denotes .‎ After surveying and discussing the jurists evidences , I can clarify that the punishment of a drunk is not a judgment because an evidence is not existing on this , and the define-‎ tion of judgment , which , and the definition of judgment ,‎ which is a divine sentence on certain crimes , doesn`t deal ‎ wit it . However , rebuke , which is a legal sentence that is not judged by a jurist , deals with it as a crime to be sen-‎ tencd by adjudge

Recommended Citation

Al-‎Smadi, Ahmad (1998) "Drinking Wine between the Limit ‎and Discretionary in Islamic ‎Law," Jerash for Research and Studies Journal مجلة جرش للبحوث والدراسات: Vol. 2: Iss. 1, Article 1.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.aaru.edu.jo/jpu/vol2/iss1/1