Quran 2:219 Says Prohibitions (Gambling, Alcohol) Have Benefit?
It’s just that, if this practice was ” great ” and ” honourable ” , and caused drunkards to perform ” good deeds ” prehistoric Islamic times, then why is one who does the same present time gain sin, instead of ” rewards “? He’s doing righteously for the poor, even though he’s drunk, should he not at least get some reward out of it? It seems strange, that in prehistoric times, the drunkard was known for being righteous and generous, while the ones that decided to stay sober were ” stingy “? And nowadays it is the opposite, even though the drunkard might be good?