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Preface: This post is dedicated to my little sister who asked me about the concept of "Ya Ali Madad". She was actually pointing towards  "Tawasul". Although I am not personally a religious scholar on any matter whatsoever but merely a humble student. I was quite motivated to write on it because this one issue is the most controversial and widely misunderstood. It can rightly be called the apple of discord among the major sects of Muslims. I collected my evidence from various web resource which basically stem from Quran. All I tried my best to keep the level of accuracy and not to add my own views even. But still I would say that good comes from Allah and all that is bad come from my own flaws, mistakes and imperfections. The Simple Answer: A simple answer to the aforementioned proposition "Say Ya Ali Madas or not?" is given by Ayatollah Bashir Najfi Sb: http://www.alnajafi.org/questions-and-answers/41-aqeedah/55-qu...

Note: I f you want to head to the conclusion, see  the last 2 sections of the article "Should I drink Non-Alcoholic Beer or Not" and "Which NA Beer Should One Opt For".   Forewords Being a practicing Muslim, I totally refrain from Alcohol and even strictly keep an eye on the ingredients of various edible products. Now there was a case, when I came across this Alcohol-free Beer. It seemed really interesting. So I tried it once and kind of liked it. Then, one fine morning, I came to know that this kind of beer, sometimes called "Near Beer" or " Low Alcoholic beer " is made in a manner that  you make alcoholic beer or wine first, and then remove the alcohol. This is done by simply distilling the beverage as if you were going to make liquor but instead you  extract a beverage by distilling the fermented liquor.   There are two way to remove Alcohol out of the beer. The first process is called Vacuum Distillation . The beer or wine is put un...