One school states that the forbidden use is restricted to grape wine in another alcohol use is permitted so long as one does not become drunk, another Muslim school of jurisprudence includes any amount of substance that someone can become drunk.The Islamic law may be open to interpretation not only in terms of alcohol use but also in regards to the use of hashish and the use of qat which is a stimulant shrub popular in Yemen and Somalia the psychoactive effects of qat were not regarded as similar to alcohol. Muslims have also forbidden the use of tobacco not because of its addictive qualities but because of the negative health effects.Both Mormons and Muslims have forbidden the use of mind altering substances for different religious reasons regardless of how readily available the substances are, however both have exceptions to their
One school states that the forbidden use is restricted to grape wine in another alcohol use is permitted so long as one does not become drunk, another Muslim school of jurisprudence includes any amount of substance that someone can become drunk.The Islamic law may be open to interpretation not only in terms of alcohol use but also in regards to the use of hashish and the use of qat which is a stimulant shrub popular in Yemen and Somalia the psychoactive effects of qat were not regarded as similar to alcohol. Muslims have also forbidden the use of tobacco not because of its addictive qualities but because of the negative health effects.Both Mormons and Muslims have forbidden the use of mind altering substances for different religious reasons regardless of how readily available the substances are, however both have exceptions to their