the Islamic law. One of the issues that directly affects physical and mental health is forbidden to drink alcohol. The hypothesis of this research is based on the fact that mainly religious sanctities for eating, drinking, wearing and other items have a scientific wisdom, including the wisdom of medicine, which various sciences, including medicine, have achieved or will achieve in the future. The present study uses a descriptive-analytical method, and by examining the verses and narrations of forbidden drinking alcohol on the one hand and its adaptation to medical findings, on the other hand, it seeks to present a theory of dependency between religious sanctities and medical precautions. As a result, one example of this dependencies is the dependency between alcohol drinking and its destructive and harmful effects which is confirmed by medical science. The study of the wisdom and scientific reasons of forbidding drinking alcohol and the effects of alcohol drinkers on verses and narrations, and its adoption and confirmation by the findings of medical science, leads to this fact which is in fact a kind of scientific miracle of the Quran and Islam. Alcohol drinking has harmful effects, such as the emergence of kidney, cardiovascular, digestive and psychological harmful effects such as harassment, indifference, mental and physical deficiencies, and many other fatal incidents in humans, although some believe that alcohol drinking is beneficial and argues in verse 219 of the Baqara chapter in which it is spoken of in the interests of alcohol.

Introduction: previous epidemiological studies have been found nonconsistent association between parental smoking, alcohol drinking, addiction and childhood lymphoblastic leukemia.we conducted this study for this purpose.Methods: This was a case-control study on 90 case of acute lymphoblastic leukemia 0-14 years attending in shahid sadoughi hospital in Yazd and matched on age and sex to 200 healthy controls.data was collected by interviews of parents using a questionaire and analyzed by chi-square test and logestic regression (od, ci95%).Results: we found that patenal smoking (od=2.6), alcohol drinking (od=3.32), addiction (od=42.7) were related to an increased risk of childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia.Conclusion: the results suggest that paternal smoking, alcohol drinking, addiction might be risk factors of childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia. It is important for prevention purposes and need further investigation.

Drinking alcohol can be the source of many violent and casual crimes such as murder, rape, armed robbery, etc., and, consequently, created significant social anomalies in the community, but the firm struggle with this dilemma is always faced with challenges and obstacles. Which often have more importance than the whole subject. Trafficking in smuggling of alcoholic beverages is among the challenges in this regard, which requires the identification of related coping strategies and, by their application, provided a framework for the control of smuggling of alcoholic beverages. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of social prevention measures on smuggling and alcohol consumption. Finally, the findings of this research show that culture building, general education, and the reduction of economic benefits are, respectively, social prevention measures affecting the prevention of smuggling and the consumption of alcoholic beverages.