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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We’re also Muslim but not very strict or practicing. But neither of us drink, it’s not something either of us got into even though as a PP mentioned, plenty of Muslims do drink. We don’t keep alcohol in the house and only once someone brought beer to a backyard bbq we were hosting; we’ve been married over 20 years. I’m surprised by some of the responses here about expecting to be served alcohol and wanting to know beforehand if there wasn’t going to be any. 
Maybe we just run in different circles but that’s never been an issue with our very diverse group of friends. 
Back to the OP - if they are good friends I like to eat at home since it’s more relaxing. With people I don’t know as well, I’m more comfortable in a restaurant. [/quote]

Yes, I think it’s different circles. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t drink—including my Muslim friends! I think it’s so out of the ordinary not to provide alcohol that it should definitely be mentioned at some point in the invitation process.[/quote]

And I’ll add that I would feel the same about a vegan household.[/quote]

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