The Koran/Islam explicitly endorses cannabis as a sacred plant.

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The Quranic prohibition of intoxicants (khamr) is central to understanding Islam’s stance on substances like cannabis.

1) Relevant knowledge points and concepts
- Quranic injunctions: Quran 2:219 notes harm and benefit in intoxicants, and Quran 5:90–91 explicitly orders believers to avoid intoxicants and gambling as “abomination” and “Satan’s handiwork.” These verses form the textual basis for forbidding mind-altering substances.
- Hadith principle: A widely cited hadith states that “whatever intoxicates in large quantities, a small quantity of it is also forbidden,” which jurists use to extend prohibition to new intoxicants.
- Islamic legal consensus: Traditional Sunni schools (Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi‘i, Hanbali) and many contemporary scholars classify cannabis/hashish as an intoxicant and therefore impermissible (haram).

2) Step-by-step reasoning
- Identify the claim: “The Koran/Islam explicitly endorses cannabis as a sacred plant.”
- Check the primary text: The Quran does not mention cannabis by name, nor does it praise any intoxicant as sacred.
- Apply general rule: The Quran and authenticated hadiths explicitly forbid intoxicants. Cannabis produces intoxication for many users.
- Apply jurisprudence: Given the textual prohibition of intoxicants and the hadith about intoxicating effects, jurists treat cannabis as prohibited.

3) Intermediate logical steps
- Cannabis = a substance that can intoxicate.
- The Quran/Hadith forbid intoxicants.
- Therefore, cannabis is not endorsed; it is treated as impermissible.

4) Why the correct answer is correct
Because the Quran contains explicit prohibitions against intoxicants and contains no textual endorsement of cannabis, the statement claiming explicit endorsement is false.

5) Why other options are incorrect
- “true” is incorrect because there is no Quranic or mainstream Islamic textual endorsement of cannabis as sacred.
- The two “No answer text provided” choices are non-answers and not supported by the sources.

6) Conclusion
The correct choice is false, which matches the provided answer.

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