تاريخ القهوة الحقيقي وسبب تحريمها قديماً في الإسلام | أنس آكشن

Summary

This script discusses the historical and religious perspectives on coffee, dating back to the Ottoman Empire in 1511. It explores the debate on whether coffee was considered a forbidden drug, similar to narcotics, and how it was ultimately deemed permissible. The script also delves into the chemical composition of caffeine in coffee, its effects on the human body, and how it can be both beneficial and potentially harmful depending on consumption levels. It touches on the impact of coffee on sleep, growth, and societal behavior, as well as its transformation of the world and daily life.

Takeaways

• 📅 In 1511, during the Mamluk Sultanate, the ruler of the Hijaz held a private meeting with scholars and muftis to discuss whether drugs, including coffee, should be banned or not.
• ☕ Coffee was considered a drug at the time and was ultimately banned due to its stimulating effects, which were thought to be similar to those of prohibited substances.
• 🧬 Caffeine, the active compound in coffee, has a molecular structure identical to adenosine, a molecule produced by the human body that promotes sleepiness.
• 🌱 The story of coffee's discovery is attributed to a goat herder named Khalid in Ethiopia, who noticed his goats became energetic after consuming certain red berries, which were later identified as coffee cherries.
• 🚫 The use of caffeine was banned in the Olympics in 1948 as it was considered a stimulant, but it was later removed from the list of banned substances by the World Anti-Doping Agency in 2014.
• 🏥 Coffee has been associated with various health benefits, including reduced risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease, Alzheimer's, and depression, and it is rich in antioxidants.
• ☕️ The consumption of coffee can lead to withdrawal symptoms if stopped suddenly, indicating its addictive nature and impact on the brain.
• 🚫 The coffee trade has been linked to child labor, particularly in countries known for coffee production like Colombia, Ethiopia, and Brazil.
• 💧 Coffee acts as a diuretic, which means it can lead to dehydration if not consumed with adequate water intake, potentially causing symptoms like dizziness and headaches.
• ⏱ The effects of coffee are felt almost immediately after consumption, starting in the mouth and continuing as it is absorbed in the stomach and affects the body.
• 📚 Historically, coffee has been both revered and feared, with some scholars considering it forbidden due to its potential to incite unrest and revolution.

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