I'm curious to know if there is a restriction, whether the islamic law applies to just Malaysian muslims or all muslim in the country.
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Of course Islam is of one standard. Legally it's probably alright, but if you want to stick up for your faith, well...
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I am not familiar with Malaysia. But in other predominantly Muslim countries such as Kuwait, Syria, Bahrain and elsewhere. Only non Muslims can drink or buy alcohol. I am going to assume the same applies to sale and distribution. A Muslim breaking alcohol restrictions in Malasia would be subject to Sharia, the religious court. I imagine facing a caning. Not a good idea. And converting to another religion not an option. Many Muslim countries deal with that by beheading.
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The consumption of alcohol is completely forbidden in Islam and so is selling and you shouldn't work in an alcohol industry either, and income derived from alcohol sales is also haram.
