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As-salaam mulaikum. Does anyone have a list of soft drinks which are halal to drink. I know coco cola, nestle supports Israel but does it make a difference if they are sold in Canada or US. Also, does PepsiCo support Israel?

According to this website: Muslim consumer group Canada, coke, seven up are haram. Does anyone here have a clear cut answer.

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Pepsi doesn't support Israel as far as I'm aware.

All Coke products will help fund Israel.  Even if they didn't, it would be immoral to drink killer coke products.

As far as I'm aware, none of them have haraam ingredients.  Just make sure they don't support immoral practices.

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Amir-ul-Mumineen (as)  said: "Water is the chief of drinks both in this world as well as in the Hereafter."

 


Abu Abd Allah (as) said: "If one enjoys and  appreciates the taste of water in this world Allah (azwj) will Give him water in Jannah (Paradise)."

Edited by Labbayk
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I am not a big fan of soft drinks, although sometimes I do drink it. But it so happens sometimes if you go for dinner, wedding, birthday party, and you see all the soft drinks, I just wonder and have doubts, whether they are halal or not. How do the muslims who are drinking it know for sure its permissible. Although it might be allowed from a Shari point of view(not certain on that), but nonetheless it does affect ones spirituality to some degree. I am even surprised, that some companies wont tell you the full detail about the ingredients they use in their food products like potato chips, chocolate chip cookies, etc.

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As far as I know pepsi is good and coke is bad. Usually these two own all major soft drinks probably most no name brands are good

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For people that love soda (pop), a good replacement is: 

New-Glaceau-Fruitwater-Zero-Calorie-Drin

0 calories, 0 carbs. Tastes just like soda.

Rename it "ChemicalWater"

 

More fitting.

 

EDIT: Guess I was wrong. Checked the ingredients; The worst thing there seems to be stevia and "natural flavorings". Seems pretty safe I guess.

Edited by BuggyLemon
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Hanes, Intel, Fox.

I don't know about the OP, but personally I wouldn't drink pants, computers, or news so I'm pretty safe on that front.

MSNBC contributes more to Israel than Fox does, btw.  Fox is far more neutral than people give it credit for.  All media outlets are owned by Jews, though, so no matter what Israel gets a kickback ...

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The question is regarding soft drinks^^^^

Edited by race
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They're all halal to drink. Anyone who tells you differently is talking out of their rear passage without any real basis.

As for whether it's healthy, that's another matter.

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I think I read a paper on here that in the west there is a small percentage of alcohol in soft drinks. I am not sure though, you will need to check on the internet.

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Forget who funds who, soda all together is disgusting. Honestly, you won't know what you've been doing to your taste buds until you stop drinking that stuff.

  • 5 years later...
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On 10/5/2013 at 3:38 AM, race said:

Does anyone have a list of soft drinks which are halal

I know this thread is six years old and now triggered by the guest user but I just want to say that I think soft drinks do not contain anything animal or alcohol which makes them halal and probably have vegetarian logo on them.

I don't drink soft drinks because they are not healthy because of artificial sugar that is linked to cancer but we don’t hear about these health hazards because its a billion dollar industry. 

On 10/5/2013 at 3:38 AM, race said:

According to this website: Muslim consumer group Canada, coke, seven up are haram.

I'm surprised to hear that but then I think Muslim Consumer Group Canada is probably Sunni 

2 hours ago, Guest Assalamu alikum said:

Is limca halal

I never hear of it. What is it? Is it that blue orange can of drink? 

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1 minute ago, Murtaza1 said:

I'm surprised to hear t at but then I think Muslim Consumer Group Canada is probably Sunni 

it really doesn't matter if it is halal or not. these companies fund the bullets and weapons that kill many innocent Muslims, people are taking part in it whether they like it or not.

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15 minutes ago, Ibn Al-Shahid said:

it really doesn't matter if it is halal or not. these companies fund the bullets and weapons that kill many innocent Muslims, people are taking part in it whether they like it or not.

I agree. I am pleased to say I'm not part of the murders because I don't buy or drink their products 

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2 hours ago, Ibn Al-Shahid said:

it really doesn't matter if it is halal or not. these companies fund the bullets and weapons that kill many innocent Muslims, people are taking part in it whether they like it or not.

As salaamun aleikum,

Yup...and thinking and behaving accordingly facilitates raising your practice of Islam to the next level, in sha Allah. Everything we say and do has an effect in the algorithym we all live in, and personally, I want nothing to do with contributing to oppression. 

Well said, brother:)

W/s

  • 4 years later...
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On 5/23/2023 at 11:00 PM, Guest Natasha said:

Which cold drink is halal in canada

Most soda and juices are all halal. I do not think I have found a drink that have used animal products. If its a new drink I am not familiar with I just check the back label. Drinks are quite short in ingredients just mostly fructose and coloring. Alcohol is another topic, I would be careful with energy drinks and other soft drinks that now have alcohol mixed, but it clearly says like x% alcohol on the front and back label.

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Drinks

Although the title of this chapter include all kinds of drinks, jurisprudential discussions in this chapter are mostly about intoxicating drinks.

According to sources, during the first years of Islam, intoxicants were not forbidden, and they become prohibited gradually by revelation of several verses of the Qur'an. The most important verses are five: two was revealed in Mecca and three in Medina.

There is no disagreement among various Muslim sects about the prohibition of all intoxicating drinks; however, they disagree on the instances and cases of them. "Nabidh" (an alcoholic drink made of fruits other than grapes such as dates etc.) and "fuqqa'" (beer) are the most controversial drinks in Islam history.

https://en.wikishia.net/view/Rulings_of_Foods_and_Drinks

 

 

 

 

Liquor is Absolutely Haram

Liquor is Absolutely Haram: It makes no difference if the quantity consumed is less or more; liquor is absolutely Harām; whether pure or mixed. Thus even if a person licks a single drop it is Harām whether he gets intoxicated or not. In the same way if liquor is consumed by mixing it with other things, it is still Harām.

Allama Hilli ((رضي الله عنه).) has quoted an authentic tradition from Imam Ja’far as-Sadiq ((عليه السلام).), that he said:
“If more of it intoxicates, then to consume even a bit of it is Harām.”
A person enquired from Imam ((عليه السلام).), “but I dilute it with water?”
Imam ((عليه السلام).) told him,
“A Harām thing does not become Halāl by mixing it with water. Fear Allah, refrain from partaking of it.” (Mustanad ush-Shia)
Umar Ibn Hanzala says that he enquired from Imam Ja’far as-Sadiq ((عليه السلام).): “Does it matter if as much water is mixed in wine so that it is no more intoxicating?”
Imam ((عليه السلام).) replied: “No! By Allah it is not. Even if a drop of wine falls into a well full of water it does not become Halāl. Rather the whole well has to be emptied.” (Furu’ al-Kāfi)
Ibn Wahab has narrated this tradition from Imam Ja’far as-Sadiq ((عليه السلام).): “Every intoxicant is Harām. Something that intoxicates only when consumed in large quantities, is also not allowed to be taken even in a lesser quantity.”
The narrator says, “I asked, ‘Then if a Harām thing is mixed in a huge quantity of water, does it become permissible?’”
Imam ((عليه السلام).) flailed his arms twice, indicating emphatically that it does not. (Furu al-Kāfi)

http://shiastudies.com/en/4668/liquor-is-absolutely-haram/

https://www.al-islam.org/ask/topics/3660/questions-about-Alcohol

14 hours ago, Ethics said:

I would be careful with energy drinks

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حلال

https://spinger.co/en/تاییدیه-ها-و-مجوزها/

https://hype.com/uncategorized/mohammad-reza-golzar-hype-energy-drinks-ambassador-in-persia/

https://spinger.co/حکم-شرعی-نوشابه-انرژی-زا/

https://spinger.co/en/

https://stvholding.com/en/product-category/drinks-en/

https://www.21food.com/products/synergy-(energy-drink)-1547340.html

https://daranamehr.com/en/trex/

 

Iran Energy Drinks Market – Industry Trends and Forecast to 2028

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The major players covered in Iran energy drinks market report are PepsiCo, Red Bull, TC Pharmaceutical Industries Company Limited, Döhler, Amway Corp., Rockstar, Inc., Britvic PLC., FRUCOR SUNTORY, Hype Energy, D'Angelo Brands, Mutalo Group, XYIENCE Energy, The Coca-Cola Company, AJE Group, and Monster Energy, among other. DBMR analysts understand competitive strengths and provide competitive analysis for each competitor separately

https://www.databridgemarketresearch.com/reports/iran-energy-drinks-market

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The leading brands in Iran’s market are: Hype Energy Drinks, Happy Life Energy Drink, Black Brown, Big Bear, and Soma.

https://dnaunion.com/en-us/a-survey-of-iran-energy-drinks-market-emrc-report/

 

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