Afghanistan: Alcohol is prohibited due to religious and cultural beliefs, predominantly under Islamic law
Saudi Arabia: Strict Islamic law forbids the consumption, sale, and possession of alcohol
United Arab Emirates: Alcohol consumption is heavily regulated, and public intoxication can lead to legal consequences
Pakistan: Alcohol is banned for Muslims and heavily regulated for non-Muslims, with licenses required for purchase
Maldives: Islamic law prohibits alcohol for the local population, but it's available in resorts catering to tourists
Iran: Alcohol is strictly banned due to Islamic law, with severe penalties for possession and consumption
Somalia: Alcohol is illegal due to religious reasons, and its sale and consumption can lead to severe punishment
Yemen: Islamic law prohibits alcohol, and its consumption is considered a social taboo
Sudan: Alcohol is banned for Muslims, and although available for non-Muslims, it's heavily regulated