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5172. It was narrated that Sha'aa'ah bin Suwḥān said: "I said to 'Alī: 'Forbid to us that which the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ forbade to you.' He said: 'He forbade me from Ad-Dubbā[1], Al-Hantam[2], gold circles (rings), wearing silk, and Al-Qassī, and red Al-Mitharah.'" (Saḥīh)
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Gourd containers and pitchers smeared with tarcoal happen to be without pores. If Nabidh is made in them, it soon produces intoxication. That is why during the period of Ignorance, people had kept these vessels especially for brewing wine. Allāh's Messenger ﷺ, therefore, forbade the use of these utensils for making Nabidh in the beginning. Later on, he gave permission, provided it did not produce intoxication. (Detail has preceded in its place).