العِنَب

Grapes & Raisins ('Inab)

Food General Tonic & Immunity

Grapes, named among the fruits of the earth in the Qur'an, distinct from the existing 'Raisin Water' entry which covers the specific soaked-raisin drink.

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وَجَنَّاتٍ مِنْ أَعْنَابٍ

“...and gardens of grapevines...” (meaning, not a literal translation)

Qur'an 16:11; 80:28 (among several verses naming grapes as a provision from Allah) Qur'anic verse (not a hadith)

The Prophet ﷺ is reported to have enjoyed grapes and other fruits; specific hadith on preparation methods are fewer than for dates.

Ibn al-Qayyim's Commentary

Ibn al-Qayyim discusses grapes as nourishing and moistening, suited to hot, dry constitutions, and notes both fresh grapes and their dried form (raisins) feature throughout the classical dietary tradition.

Caution

None specific; moderate a high-sugar diet as usual, particularly for those managing diabetes.