Abstain from consuming any form or type of intoxication regardless how small an amount may be consumed .

This hadith is about the prohibition of intoxicants in Islam. It was narrated by Ibn Sirin that a man came to Ibn 'Umar and asked if it was permissible to drink intoxicant drinks made from soaking fruits overnight. In response, Ibn 'Umar forbade him from drinking any kind of intoxicant drinks whether in small or large amounts. He then went on to explain that people used to make such drinks by soaking certain fruits and calling them different names but they were all considered as khamr or intoxicant drinks according to Islamic law. This hadith teaches us that consuming any kind of intoxicating substances is strictly prohibited in Islam regardless of the amount consumed and even if it has been given a different name than what it actually is.