Abstract:
Cannabis has been used and misused to treat many disorders. D9
-Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol
(CBD) are the most important components of cannabis and could be used for recreational and medical purposes.
The permissibility (Halal) status of cannabis is controversial, and its rational use is ambiguous. Global awareness
and interest in cannabis use are increasing and its permissibility status, especially for recreational and medical
purposes, needs to be addressed. Rationalizing the scientific value and Halal status of cannabis is useful for
the rational use and maintenance of the compatible system. It is rare in Muslim countries to discuss the permis sibility status of cannabis from the perspective of its value and composition. Using the analogy concept, the CBD
component extracted from a cannabis plant in a clean and pure form is permissible to use in industry, particularly
in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals. If THC component is present in < 1% and CBD is > 99%, the mixture is con sidered permissible as long as THC is not intentionally added or intentionally left, but is mainly present due to the
limited capabilities and efficiency of the purification methods. However, any amount of THC prepared with the
intention to be used as an intoxicant is considered non-Halal.
