List of countries with alcohol prohibition

  Countries with a nationwide prohibition on alcohol.

  Countries with regional prohibitions on alcohol.

The following countries have or had comprehensive prohibitions against alcohol. Apart from the Indian states, all the countries and regions that presently ban alcohol have a significant Muslim majority.

Present

Currently, alcohol prohibition is enforced in many Muslim-majority countries and some parts of India.^[1]

•  Afghanistan (excluding expat establishment)
•  Bangladesh
•  Brunei
•  Iran
•  Libya
•  Kuwait
•  Maldives (not including non-Muslims)
•  Mauritania (excluding some expat bars)
•  Pakistan (not including non-Muslims; excluding Murree beer)
•  Saudi Arabia
•  Sudan (excluding United Nations and other expat compounds)
•  Somalia (excluding United Nations and other expat compounds)
•  United Arab Emirates (In the emirate of Sharja; not including non-Muslims)
•  India (In the states of Gujarat, Bihar, Kerala, Manipur and Nagaland and in the Union Territory of Lakshadweep)
•  Yemen

Past

•  United States - 1920–1933 (see United States - Eighteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution-Twenty-first Amendment to the United States Constitution)
•  Canada - 1918-1920 (see Prohibition in Canada)
•  Faroe Islands - 1907-1992
•  Russian Empire and the  Soviet Union - 1914-1923
•  Iceland - 1915-1935; (see Prohibition in Iceland) (beer with an alcohol content exceeding 2.25% was prohibited until 1989)
•  Norway - 1916-1927
•  Hungarian Soviet Republic - March 21 - August 1 1919 - sale and consumption of alcohol was prohibited.
•  Finland - 1919-1932

References

1. "Alcohol Prohibition in Foreign Countries". QuitAlcohol.com. Retrieved 2013-10-29.