Drugs from the Perspective of Islamic Doctrine: A Jurisprudential, Social, and Economic Study

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This study aims to clarify the concept of drugs from an Islamic perspective and their effects on individuals and society, particularly in Iraq.
Descriptive and analytical methodology using legal proofs and scholarly opinions.
Comparison of drugs with alcohol in terms of their impact on mental state.
Review of existing studies related to drug use.
Drug use and trafficking are deemed illegal in Islam due to threats to preservation of life, intellect, and wealth.
Personal, psychological, familial, social, and economic factors contribute to drug use.
Drug effects extend beyond the user, impacting families and communities, associated with physical health decline, decision-making impairments, and increased social issues.

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Jurisprudential analysis explores the social and economic impacts of drugs in Iraqi society, indicating the need for comprehensive strategies.

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Wasan Muhannad Mohsen¹ (2026) studied this question.

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