The intellectual honesty of the Quran always inspires me. God could have just said gambling and intoxicants were all evil but didn’t. The Quran concedes these potentially addictive substances and actions may have some benefits, but that their harm was greater, teaching us 1400 ago what the Washington Post describes in a headline this week. This honesty and transparency also shows a respect for the reader’s intelligence, and sincerity.
Salah Soltan
6y agoAl-Baqarah (2:219)
أحبك ربي يا ألله لأنك حرمت علينا الخمر ليبقى العقل مناط التكليف مبدعاً، وأعاهدك ربي يا ألله أن أحفظ عقلي من خمر الغفلة، ومن لغو الأفكار الذي لا تفيد خلقك.
#أحبك_ربيI love You God for forbidding alcohol so that our minds remain clear to carry out our responsibilities creatively and pledge to protect my mind from the drunken stupor of obliviousness and futile thoughts that do not benefit Your creation.
#ohebok_rabi
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