I entered a "supermarket" to buy some necessities, and I found in its refrigerator packages with a local beer brand "un…

I entered a "supermarket" to buy some necessities, and I found in its refrigerator packages with a local beer brand "unfortunately". I read the packages carefully and found that they were labeled "alcohol-free". Meaning, a brewery selling alcohol to Muslims a drink without alcohol and putting its well-known brand for its alcoholic drink.

I objected to the supermarket owner, and he said: "Honestly, I'm not comfortable with the shape of these packages".

- Then don't sell them! - Then I learned from a friend that this phenomenon is not new, and there are "alcohol-free" packages with brands of foreign alcoholic beer companies as well.

- This is a form of normalization with evil...shop owners get used to putting a brand of alcohol in their stores, and people get used to seeing it among juice and milk cans...even making it difficult to distinguish between those who drink alcohol and those who drink others because of the similarity of the packages!

- There must be a strong aversion in our hearts to the brands of these evils, and we must object to their sale and circulation, and not underestimate the psychological effect of this normalization...(If he cannot do so with his heart, then that is the weakest of faith).