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When was Lubsan Sharab Tepkin born?
Lubsan Sharab Tepkin was born in 1875.
What has the author Viraj written?
Viraj. has written: 'Vish se vikat sharab'
Is sharab an Islamic name?
yes.an Arabic and an Islamic name and generally means:drinking things like water
Sharab or sirka 1 hi cheez say banta hai but hum sirka kha letay hain or sharab nahin peetay kiun?
Sharab aur sirka dono hi ek hi cheez, yani ke khameer ya anjeer, se bante hain, lekin inka fermentation process alag hota hai. Sharab mein alcohol ki matra hoti hai jo insaan ke liye nasha aur mukhtalif asraat laati hai, jabke sirka mein alcohol ki matra khatm ho jati hai aur yeh khatti cheez ban jata hai. Is liye, log sirka ka istemal aakhri maqsad ke liye karte hain, jabke sharab ko peena health aur social reasons ki wajah se nahin pasand karte.
Is the word syrup Jewish?
Close, syrup is Arabic in origin. It comes from the word "sharab" which means a sweet beverage or wine
Aisi kaun si cheez hai Jo karenge to haraam hai aur piyenge to sharab hai?
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When was Sharab restricted to the Muslims?
it destroys human intellect and often causes awful results in human life with miserable results and destructive decisions.
Why sharab haram?
Sharab, or alcohol, is considered haram (forbidden) in Islam primarily due to its intoxicating effects, which can impair judgment and lead to harmful behavior. The Quran explicitly prohibits intoxicants, emphasizing the importance of maintaining clarity of mind and moral responsibility. Additionally, alcohol consumption is associated with various social and health issues, which further supports its prohibition in Islamic teachings.
Why Sharab Islam may haram hay.Phir bhi Muslims us ko bohat pasand kartay hay kyon?
because Muslims are humans and they like to drink just like all people do
Woh konsi cheez hai Jo raat?
wo kya cheez hai jo din raat daurti hai magar us k paaon nahi hotay
What is the meaning of the Arabic word from which the English word syrup is derived?
Arabic شراب (šarāb, "beverage"), or شرب (šáriba, "to drink")
Which language does the word syrup come from?
The word "syrup" is derived from the Arabic word "sharab," which means beverage or drink. It was later adopted into Latin as "syrupus" before being incorporated into English.
