Habs means: preventing its sale, and leaving it on its vines. And the days of the harvest: meaning the days of harvesting the grapes.

The Shaykh : Habs means: preventing its sale, and leaving it on its vines. And the days of the harvest: meaning the days of harvesting the grapes, because grapes, as we know, have days when they are picked and sold to be eaten fresh, just as dates are picked from the palm tree. Sometimes they are held back until they dry out and become raisins. People use these raisins as food, just as they eat dates, or they put them on their food. Some people make them into juice to ferment. So the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) said: : "mimman" means: to whom, : "taqham" means: he entered it with agitation.
means: with knowledge of the cause that necessitates plunging into it. What is the intended meaning of the phrase? Or the intended meaning of the phrase is: whoever does that has put himself into the Fire by a cause he knows is a cause for entering the Fire, and that is because he assisted in drinking intoxicants. The one who assists in a sin is sinful with the sin of the doer, just as the one present is. The doer of the sin is sinful with the sin of the doer, as Allah the Exalted said: .