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Prohibition of Drugs: Our Responsibility to Care
24 June 2022

Islam is a faith that values the sanctity of human lives. In this aspect, the principles and objectives of the Shariah, also known as Maqasid Shari’ah, play an important role in our lives. Amongst the things that our faith seeks to protect are our minds and our lives.
Islam strongly prohibits the consumption of any substance which intoxicates or causes a person to lose control of their mental faculties, such as alcohol and drugs. It is a proven fact that drugs bring a great harm.
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