The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said, "Whoever drinks wine and becomes intoxicated, his prayer will not be accepted for forty mornings. If he dies, he will enter the Fire. But if he repents, Allah will accept his repentance. If he returns to drinking and becomes intoxicated again, his prayer will not be accepted for forty mornings. If he dies, he will enter the Fire. But if he repents, Allah will accept his repentance. If he returns yet again and drinks and becomes intoxicated, his prayer will not be accepted for forty mornings. If he dies, he will enter the Fire. But if he repents, Allah will accept his repentance. If he returns once more, it becomes binding upon Allah to give him to drink from the Radghat al-Khabal on the Day of Resurrection."They asked, "Messenger of Allah, what is Radghat al-Khabal?"He replied, "The pus discharged by the people of the Fire."
قال رسول الله ﷺ: من شرب الخمر وسكر لم تقبل له صلاة أربعين صباحا. وإن مات دخل النار. فإن تاب تاب الله عليه. وإن عاد فشرب فسكر لم تقبل له صلاة أربعين صباحا. فإن مات دخل النار فإن تاب تاب الله عليه. وإن عاد فشرب فسكر لم تقبل له صلاة أربعين صباحا. فإن مات دخل النار. فإن تاب تاب الله عليه وإن عاد كان حقا على الله أن يسقيه من ردغة الخبال يوم القيامة، قالوا: يا رسول الله وما ردغة الخبال؟ قال: عصارة أهل النار.
Ibn Majah (4377) narrated it, and Ibn Hibban (5357) graded it sahih, both through the route of Walid bin Muslim, who said, Uzai narrated to us, from Rabia bin Yazid, from Abdullah bin Daylami, from Abdullah bin Amr, and he mentioned it.Nasai (5670) narrated it through the route of Baqiyya and Abu Ishaq Fazari, and Ahmad (6644) through the route of Abu Ishaq, both from Uzai with the same wording, with a story at the beginning, and Ahmad added other hadiths in his account. Its chain of transmission is sahih, and Abdullah bin Daylami is Ibn Fayruz, one of the trustworthy senior successors.There is another route for it, narrated by Nasai (5664) and Ahmad (6854), and Ibn Khuzayma (939) and Hakim (1/257) graded it sahih, through the route of Urwa bin Ruwaym, from Ibn Daylami, who used to live in Bayt al-Maqdis, that he stayed a while seeking Abdullah bin Amr bin As in Madinah and asked about him. They said, "He has traveled to Makkah." So he followed him there, and found that he had traveled to Taif. So he followed him there, and found him in a field walking arm in arm with a man from Quraysh, and the Qurayshi was accused of dealing in wine.When I met him, I greeted him, and he greeted me. He said, "What has brought you here today, and where have you come from?" So I told him. Then I asked him, "Abdullah bin Amr, have you heard the Messenger of Allah ﷺ say anything about the drinking of wine?" He said, "Yes." At that, the Qurayshi pulled his hand away and left. Then he said, "I heard the Prophet ﷺ say, 'No man from my nation drinks wine and has his prayers accepted from him for forty mornings.'"Its chain of transmission is sahih.