Coffee is one of the world’s favorite beverages, yet many Muslims may question its halal or haram status. Halal refers to anything permissible for Muslim usage (i.e. performing, consuming or using something). Haram is anything forbidden by God such as food, drinks and clothing products that may displease Him; including anything prohibited for consumption as well as clothing and other forms.

Debate surrounding weasel coffee’s halal status has raged on for quite some time. Unfortunately, the answer to this question can be somewhat complex; according to Islamic scholars it should be permissible if beans have been properly washed and processed; however there remain concerns regarding possible intoxicating effects associated with weasel coffee.

Kopi luwak coffee, commonly found throughout Indonesia and renowned for its distinctive taste and aroma, is considered among the world’s finest varieties, boasting abundant nutrients and antioxidants as well as anti-ageing benefits and being effective against obesity. It is considered an extremely rare and expensive beverage.

According to the Indonesian Ulema Council, kopi luwak is considered halal provided its beans have been thoroughly washed. This is because these beans are eaten by civet cats before being excreted with their stool or droppings and thus never exposed for extended periods to any impurity or impurities – leaving behind perfectly good beans that remain undamaged once released from their stomachs of these animals.

Ulema also determined that washed beans can be considered purer again after they have been thoroughly washed; this helps remove any impurities accumulated over time, making kopi luwak safe and halal product to consume and sell – thus being approved by most Muslim scholars; wine coffee however cannot be considered halal due to having the word “wine” included in its name – making it unsuitable.