In 2023, the World Health Organization documented global drinking habits, highlighting that Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Mauritania, and Somalia have the lowest alcohol consumption rates, each at 0.0 liters per capita. This strict prohibition is tied to the countries' adherence to Sharia law, where alcohol is deemed haram. The social and legal frameworks in these nations, established over many years, reflect a cultural aversion to drinking, reinforced by severe penalties for violations. In stark contrast, countries like Romania show high consumption levels, indicating diverse global drinking cultures.
In 2023, the World Health Organization's dataset revealed Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Mauritania, and Somalia consume the least alcohol per capita, at 0.0 liters.
Alcohol consumption is strictly prohibited in these nations due to Sharia law, with severe penalties for those who violate this cultural and legal norm.
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