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5173. It was narrated that Mālik bin 'Umair said: "Sha'aa'ah bin Suwḥān came to 'Alī and said: "Forbid to us from that which the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ forbade to you." He said: "He forbade us from Ad-Dubbā, Al-Hantam, An-Naqīr,[3] Al-Jī'ah, and he forbade us from gold circles (rings), wearing silk, and wearing Al-Qassī, and red Al-Mitharah." (Da'if)
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Footnotes
1
[1] Ad-Dubbā: Gourd, see the related chapters in the Book of Drinks.
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[2] Al-Hantam: See No 5620, and the narrations of that chapter.
3
[3] See No. 5626.
Commentary
An-Naqīr: A large vessel used to be fashioned by hollowing out the root or the lower part of a palm tree. Since this one also used to be devoid of pores, they had specified this vessel also for wine, so that intoxication could occur quickly.