Sharia law is a religious law that lays down governing principles for spiritual, mental, and physical behavior that must be followed by Muslims. The following are some of the things that are prohibited under Sharia law:
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Interest (Riba): The giving and receiving of interest is prohibited.
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Extremely risky investments: Sharia law prohibits extremely risky investments.
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Gambling: Gambling is prohibited under Sharia law.
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Prostitution: Prostitution is prohibited under Sharia law.
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Alcohol consumption: Under Sharia law, it is prohibited to buy or sell alcoholic and intoxicating beverages, such as wine, beer, whiskey, and vodka. Therefore, its consumption and buying or selling are haram and prohibited.
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Adultery: Adultery is prohibited under Sharia law.
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Blasphemy: Blasphemy is prohibited under Sharia law.
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Defamation: Defamation is prohibited under Sharia law.
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Sodomy: Sodomy is prohibited under Sharia law.
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Theft: Theft is prohibited under Sharia law.
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Intoxication: Intoxication is prohibited under Sharia law.
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Armed violence: Armed violence is prohibited under Sharia law.
It is important to note that Sharia law can be interpreted differently by different scholars and can vary depending on the country and culture.
