[22] Drunk. Drunk. This means that alcohol is allowed and not allowed. E. The Bible should not read much about this, because if the Bible says that people can get drunk, when they do not worship God, there will be disagreements. Yes. Allah, the Almighty, uses the most appropriate and correct words. Yes. Finally, a strict ban on drinking alcohol at any time It is stated in Chapter 5, Paragraph 90. D90. Suppose I said, "I do not live in Los Angeles," and then I said, "I do not live in California," and finally I said, "I did not live in the United States." This does not mean that the three sentences I mentioned are inconsistent. Each sentence provides additional information from the previous sentence, and the last sentence provides a summary of the information in the previous two sentences. After all, if I simply said, "I do not live in the United States," it would mean that I do not live in California or any other state. It is no different, since drunkenness is strictly forbidden, which means that the worship of God while intoxicated is also strictly forbidden, and the information that alcohol gives a large punishment is appropriate and of little use, but the sin is greater than the benefit is still true information, etc. D. The Bible should be read There is no disagreement. The repeal of some commandments does not mean that the Bible should be read with differences. Because practitioners can obey all the laws in the Bible at the same time. If the Bible were to contain contradictory content, it could not be the Word of God. “Do not they consider the Scriptures to be read? If the Scriptures were not to be read by Allah, they would have seen many contradictions in them. (Scripture Read Before the Sermon on the Mount 4:42)