Alcohol free beer

[abdalla11]

Who drank it? Apperently it is Halal because it doesnt contain Alcohol

[shaab_]

That's basically grain juice, yuk!

[XimanJaale]

Ginger beer

[Antishukaansi]

Apperently it is Halal because it doesnt contain Alcohol

Lamest alibi ever, leave that to the ulamaa or the Muslim scholars, you are not in a position to lay the Yes card kid. :

[KingMJ]

So is it just juice in a beer bottle?

[abdalla11]

Apperently it is Halal because it doesnt contain Alcohol

Lamest alibi ever, leave that to the ulamaa or the Muslim scholars, you are not in a position to lay the Yes card kid. :

That's what the Imam was telling us today

[Antishukaansi]

Apperently it is Halal because it doesnt contain Alcohol

Lamest alibi ever, leave that to the ulamaa or the Muslim scholars, you are not in a position to lay the Yes card kid. :

That's what the Imam was telling us today

Was the imaam by any chance a suufi or other sects other than Sunni?

[XimanJaale]

There is no such thing as Halaal beer/champagne.

[BlackVelvet]

As if the halal bacon wasn't bad enough

[AlNomad]

The problem with Muslims today is that they want to be kaffirs...without actually being kaffirs.

[abdalla11]

That's what the Imam was telling us today

Was the imaam by any chance a suufi or other sects other than Sunni?

Sunni. Ibn uthaymeen also gave the same fatwa

Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen said:

The beer that is on sale in our marketplaces [in Saudi Arabia] is all halaal, because it has been inspected by the officials and is completely free of alcohol. The basic principle concerning all kinds of food, drink and clothing is that they are permissible until and unless proof is established that they are haraam. Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning):
“He it is Who created for you all that is on earth”

[al-Baqarah 2:29]

So if anyone says, this drink is haraam, or this food is haraam, or this garment is haraam, say to him, Bring your proof. If he brings proof then we should do whatever is indicated by the proof. If he does not bring proof, then his words are to be rejected, because Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning):
“He it is Who created for you all that is on earth”

[al-Baqarah 2:29]

Everything in this world Allaah has created for us. This general meaning is confirmed by the word jamee’an (translated here as “all”). And Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning):
“while He has explained to you in detail what is forbidden to you” [al-An’aam 6:119]

So if something is haraam, there should be a clear and detailed indication that it is haraam. If there is no such proof then it is not haraam. The beer that is to be found in our markets here in the Land of the Two Holy Sanctuaries (Saudi Arabia) is all halaal and there is no doubt concerning that in sha Allaah.

http://islam-qa.com/en/ref/33763/alcohol%20free%20beer

[Antishukaansi]

The problem with Muslims today is that they want to be kaffirs...without actually being kaffirs.

Afkaga caano laguqabey.

[Jamac_Yare]

Khamrii bila Danbii

[Ka darag]

Does Ginger beer actually contain alcohol?? If not, why call it ginger beer?

[XimanJaale]

Does Ginger beer actually contain alcohol?? If not, why call it ginger beer?

It does not contain alcohol rather the way its made is the same technique of beer making hence its called ginger beer, its Jamaican Soda.