How much of a role does alcohol play in your lives? - page 9.

That doesn't mean it's that hard to get a drink though, even if you're a muslim. I've heard a few stories from arabic friends I know. If you ask "Do you serve alcohol here?" in a restaurant, they will probably say "No". However, if you just order alcohol like it was the most natural thing to do, many will serve you. Maybe not in Saudi Arabia though, none of them has tried as far as I know.

Yes... In Saudi Arabia it is pretty tough. Never order alcohol under any circumstances, or you'll have a lot of trouble. If you really want alcohol, then just travel to the neighboring United Arab Emirates. There it is legal for the foreigners (banned to the locals though).

believe me there is a way of making an alcohol my husband is in saudi arabia and when they socializing there is always be a sadike in their table Cheesy

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That doesn't mean it's that hard to get a drink though, even if you're a muslim. I've heard a few stories from arabic friends I know. If you ask "Do you serve alcohol here?" in a restaurant, they will probably say "No". However, if you just order alcohol like it was the most natural thing to do, many will serve you. Maybe not in Saudi Arabia though, none of them has tried as far as I know.

Yes... In Saudi Arabia it is pretty tough. Never order alcohol under any circumstances, or you'll have a lot of trouble. If you really want alcohol, then just travel to the neighboring United Arab Emirates. There it is legal for the foreigners (banned to the locals though).

Well it sure looks like it is. I don't know what I would do if I couldn't get a drink when I really needed one.

When do you ever really need a drink?

Believe me, there are times in life when you need one. Even if you did not drink your whole life. Of course I think of countries where alcohol is common and not of some strange ones.

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That doesn't mean it's that hard to get a drink though, even if you're a muslim. I've heard a few stories from arabic friends I know. If you ask "Do you serve alcohol here?" in a restaurant, they will probably say "No". However, if you just order alcohol like it was the most natural thing to do, many will serve you. Maybe not in Saudi Arabia though, none of them has tried as far as I know.

Yes... In Saudi Arabia it is pretty tough. Never order alcohol under any circumstances, or you'll have a lot of trouble. If you really want alcohol, then just travel to the neighboring United Arab Emirates. There it is legal for the foreigners (banned to the locals though).

Well it sure looks like it is. I don't know what I would do if I couldn't get a drink when I really needed one.

When do you ever really need a drink?

Believe me, there are times in life when you need one. Even if you did not drink your whole life. Of course I think of countries where alcohol is common and not of some strange ones.

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Quote from: Lauda on April 25, 2014, 11:45:54 AM

Well it sure looks like it is. I don't know what I would do if I couldn't get a drink when I really needed one.

Don't work in Saudi Arabia then. The salaries are not that great and they prefer South Asian slave labor to European and American workers. The climate is extremely intolerable as well.

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That doesn't mean it's that hard to get a drink though, even if you're a muslim. I've heard a few stories from arabic friends I know. If you ask "Do you serve alcohol here?" in a restaurant, they will probably say "No". However, if you just order alcohol like it was the most natural thing to do, many will serve you. Maybe not in Saudi Arabia though, none of them has tried as far as I know.

Yes... In Saudi Arabia it is pretty tough. Never order alcohol under any circumstances, or you'll have a lot of trouble. If you really want alcohol, then just travel to the neighboring United Arab Emirates. There it is legal for the foreigners (banned to the locals though).

Well it sure looks like it is. I don't know what I would do if I couldn't get a drink when I really needed one.

When do you ever really need a drink?

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Quote from: blacksails on April 25, 2014, 09:58:42 AM

That doesn't mean it's that hard to get a drink though, even if you're a muslim. I've heard a few stories from arabic friends I know. If you ask "Do you serve alcohol here?" in a restaurant, they will probably say "No". However, if you just order alcohol like it was the most natural thing to do, many will serve you. Maybe not in Saudi Arabia though, none of them has tried as far as I know.

Yes... In Saudi Arabia it is pretty tough. Never order alcohol under any circumstances, or you'll have a lot of trouble. If you really want alcohol, then just travel to the neighboring United Arab Emirates. There it is legal for the foreigners (banned to the locals though).

Well it sure looks like it is. I don't know what I would do if I couldn't get a drink when I really needed one.

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Quote from: blacksails on April 25, 2014, 09:58:42 AM

That doesn't mean it's that hard to get a drink though, even if you're a muslim. I've heard a few stories from arabic friends I know. If you ask "Do you serve alcohol here?" in a restaurant, they will probably say "No". However, if you just order alcohol like it was the most natural thing to do, many will serve you. Maybe not in Saudi Arabia though, none of them has tried as far as I know.

Yes... In Saudi Arabia it is pretty tough. Never order alcohol under any circumstances, or you'll have a lot of trouble. If you really want alcohol, then just travel to the neighboring United Arab Emirates. There it is legal for the foreigners (banned to the locals though).

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Quote from: Lauda on April 25, 2014, 09:43:14 AM

Wow. I did not know this. So you're not allowed to drink there?
Well limiting the consumption might be a good thing, but not banning it permanently.

These are the nations where consumption of alcohol is forbidden:

Afghanistan
Bahrain (Partial)
Bangladesh
Brunei
Iran (Partial)
Iraq (Partial)
Kuwait
Libya
Mauritania
Pakistan (Partial)
Saudi Arabia
Sudan
Yemen (Partial)
Qatar (Partial)
United Arab Emirates (Partial)

That doesn't mean it's that hard to get a drink though, even if you're a muslim. I've heard a few stories from arabic friends I know. If you ask "Do you serve alcohol here?" in a restaurant, they will probably say "No". However, if you just order alcohol like it was the most natural thing to do, many will serve you. Maybe not in Saudi Arabia though, none of them has tried as far as I know.

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Quote from: Lauda on April 25, 2014, 09:43:14 AM

Wow. I did not know this. So you're not allowed to drink there?
Well limiting the consumption might be a good thing, but not banning it permanently.

These are the nations where consumption of alcohol is forbidden:

Afghanistan
Bahrain (Partial)
Bangladesh
Brunei
Iran (Partial)
Iraq (Partial)
Kuwait
Libya
Mauritania
Pakistan (Partial)
Saudi Arabia
Sudan
Yemen (Partial)
Qatar (Partial)
United Arab Emirates (Partial)

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Quote from: Lauda on April 24, 2014, 09:53:43 AM

Someone paid attention in their History class? Where are you from?
Drinking is popular everywhere. Cheesy

Not everywhere. Try that in Saudi Arabia, and you will get 1,000 lashes. The migrant workers sometimes prepare home-made brew, but the Arabs (i.e the natives) usually stay away from it.

Wow. I did not know this. So you're not allowed to drink there?
Well limiting the consumption might be a good thing, but not banning it permanently.

Well it's a strict Muslim country so alcohol is forbidden. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_with_alcohol_prohibition

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Quote from: Lauda on April 24, 2014, 09:53:43 AM

Someone paid attention in their History class? Where are you from?
Drinking is popular everywhere. Cheesy

Not everywhere. Try that in Saudi Arabia, and you will get 1,000 lashes. The migrant workers sometimes prepare home-made brew, but the Arabs (i.e the natives) usually stay away from it.

Wow. I did not know this. So you're not allowed to drink there?
Well limiting the consumption might be a good thing, but not banning it permanently.

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