In Islam, everything that is permitted by the Almighty is called halal.
And all that is forbidden is called haram. For example, the money you earn is halal, and the money you earn through fraud is haraam.
If a Muslim collects a reward for halal deeds, he commits a sin for haraam deeds.
It is important for a person to be able to distinguish between haram and halal in order not to stray from the right path.
We know that these words are “unclean” and “honest” in our language.
That is, Islam has become a condition of our nature. It is especially important to avoid haram when eating.
The great Imam Abu Hanifa refused to eat meat when he heard that someone had lost a sheep in his village. We are careful not to steal or get into someone's pot and accidentally eat that meat. There is no better example of abstaining from haram. Therefore, every Muslim should know what is haraam and what is halal. The following is a list of the most important: All types of alcohol are haraam. It includes champagne, wine and beer, although low in alcohol. Since they are haram at once, it is the same sin to drink too much or too little. Some people find comfort in not drinking too much. It is also a sin to pressure a person who is not drinking to drink in various ways. But those who fill their tables with vodka and say, "There is no pressure on a person who does not drink, let those who drink at will be free" are real hypocrites. He is said to have incited people to sin, knowing that alcohol is forbidden.