Coffee is a universally beloved drink that comes in numerous variants. Unfortunately, however, some contain ingredients which are non-halal such as sugar, creamer, flavoring agent and chocolate; therefore it remains to be determined if cappuccino coffee falls within this halal category or not.

The status of coffee as halal depends on its type. Pure coffee does not contain any substances which could cause drunkenness or inebriating effects, while other types must consider certain aspects when considering their status: for instance if its base creamer comes from animals then it must meet Islamic slaughter procedures; additionally all flavor constituents used must either be natural or certified as halal-certified.

If you are uncertain about a particular ingredient in your cappuccino, or need clarification regarding whether or not it is halal-certified, don’t hesitate to ask the store owner whether they can provide a certificate that will show it is acceptable. Most shops should display these certificates so customers can view them.

Coffee and caffeine are generally permissible to consume provided they’re used responsibly; however, excessive consumption could lead to intoxication – something many scholars view as unlawful in accordance with both Quranic verses and Hadith traditions which state consuming anything with intoxicating effects is forbidden by Islam.

Coffee remains beneficial to health in numerous ways; it may help prevent cancer, diabetes and gallstones. However, too much coffee consumption may lead to high blood pressure and insomnia; when consumed in moderation a cup of cappuccino makes an excellent alternative beverage option – plus its non-alcoholic nature provides another good reason not to imbibe!