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Alcohol & drinks
Intoxicating drinks are Haram. This hub also covers edge cases people ask about often: vinegars, vanilla extract, kombucha, non-alcoholic beer, and flavourings where residual alcohol or fermentation method matters.
- Avoid drinks meant to intoxicate. For vinegars and extracts, check whether alcohol remains as an intoxicant or was fully converted
- When labels are unclear, choose certified or clearly alcohol-free options
Status overview
How foods in this topic break down by Halal ruling.
- Halal 4
- Haram 15
- Halal if verified 7
- Scholarly difference 5
Foods in this topic
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- Apple Juice Halal
- Balsamic Vinegar Halal
- Beer Haram
- Bobotie Halal if verified
- Brandy Haram
- Cava Haram
- Champagne Haram
- Cider Haram
- Gin Haram
- Guinness Haram
- Kombucha Scholarly difference
- Malt Vinegar Halal if verified
- Moules-Frites Scholarly difference
- Non Alcoholic Beer Scholarly difference
- Panettone Halal if verified
- Red Wine Vinegar Scholarly difference
- Root Beer Halal
- Rum Haram
- Sake Haram
- Soju Haram
- Soy Sauce Halal if verified
- Tequila Haram
- Teriyaki Sauce Halal if verified
- Tiramisu Halal if verified
No foods match this filter.