How much life will become easy if we exclude food and drinks from religion and make hygiene, balanced diet and healthy eating criteria for selecting a food item or a place where to eat or drink!
One day this will happen but will take time that Islam will emerge only as a religion to cater for your beliefs, worship modes and morality and not to interfere what you wear, what you eat or what you drink.
The people who drink may not not be necessarily called drunkard. Being drunk is one thing and drinking a glass of wine is another thing. What religion asks you not be drunk to lose your senses and harm others by some physical or verbal act. This is a moral issue that's why Quran recommends not be drunk or intoxicated(khamar is intoxication or being drunk not alcohol).
Halal food is again a religious concept to remeber the Lord while eating or preparing food or meat but is not a ritual. Halal is now a days promoted by Arabs for their food chains for monetary gain not a religious act of piety.
I have seen thousands of Muslims selling alcohol and even pork because they separate business from their private religious beliefs.
One day this will happen but will take time that Islam will emerge only as a religion to cater for your beliefs, worship modes and morality and not to interfere what you wear, what you eat or what you drink.
The people who drink may not not be necessarily called drunkard. Being drunk is one thing and drinking a glass of wine is another thing. What religion asks you not be drunk to lose your senses and harm others by some physical or verbal act. This is a moral issue that's why Quran recommends not be drunk or intoxicated(khamar is intoxication or being drunk not alcohol).
Halal food is again a religious concept to remeber the Lord while eating or preparing food or meat but is not a ritual. Halal is now a days promoted by Arabs for their food chains for monetary gain not a religious act of piety.
I have seen thousands of Muslims selling alcohol and even pork because they separate business from their private religious beliefs.




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