
The Prohibition of Intoxicants: The Loss of Reason
Khamr (خمر) in the QuranBy Aira AuroraLength1h 27m
About this audiobook
The prohibition of intoxicants in the Quran is unique among the divine prohibitions for the way it was revealed — not all at once, but in stages. The Quran did not begin by forbidding wine; it began by acknowledging its appeal, then by revealing its harm, then by commanding the believers to abstain. The gradual revelation reflects the depth of the practice in pre-Islamic society and the wisdom of the divine pedagogy — weaning a community from a deeply rooted habit rather than tearing it away in a single stroke.
Audiobook details
GenreSpirituality and Religion
Length1 hr 27 mins
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FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateSep 17, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Title Page
2Introduction: The Hand of Shaytan
3Chapter 1: The Gradual Prohibition — From Permission to Prohibition
4Chapter 2: The Foundation — Reason as the Divine Gift
5Chapter 3: The Nature of Intoxication — The Loss of the Self
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6Chapter 4: The Social Harm — The Hand of Shaytan
7Chapter 5: The Prophets and Sobriety — Models of Clarity
8Chapter 6: The Hypocrite — The One Who Returns
9Chapter 7: The Companion — The Alternative to the Cup
10Chapter 8: The Prohibition — What Allah Forbids
11Chapter 9: The Reward — The Clarity of the Pure
12Chapter 10: The Cup Without the Headache — The Garden's Delight and the World's Drug
13Chapter 11: The Vine's Two Products — 16:67's Sign of the Choice
14Chapter 12: The Design Honored — 10:59 and 7:157's Sorting
15Disclaimer
16Frequently Asked Questions
17Glossary
18About the Author
19Series Info
