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Why does Islam forbid alcohol ?
I've Islam forbids alcohol consumption in the words of the Almighty right : { O you who have believed, indeed, intoxicants, gambling, [sacrificing on] stone alters [to other than Allah ], and divining arrows are but defilement from the work of Satan, so avoid it that you may be successful.} Al-Mā'idah 90 . Modern science has come to confirm and prove what the Koran Quon long ago .
It has been proven scientifically many disadvantages caused by the abuse of alcohol , even in small quantities .
The path of alcohol in the body when taken
1) Mouth : alcohol enters the body through the mouth .
2) Stomach : some alcohol enters the blood .
3) the small intestine : up to the small intestine , O Take the way to the circulatory system.
4) Heart : The heart pumps the wine to the body .
5 ) brain : As the wine up to the brain .
The effects caused by alcohol on the nervous system are:
The influence of alcohol with a small amount :
1 ) causes relaxation.
2) impair the ability to concentrate .
3) slow neurological repercussions .
4) impair motor coordination .
Medium quantity :
1) Talk inconspicuously .
2) also cause dizziness .
3) and leads to a feeling of emotional change .
A large amount :
1) causes vomiting
2) the difficulty in breathing .
3) loss of consciousness .
4 ) leads to coma.
Alcohol affects the cerebellum , cerebral cortex , the brain stem and spinal cord .
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