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Afghan hash imported into Saudi Arabia. Photos courtesy of the interviewee. Increasingly, the mutawa are the ones responsible for finding and catching those deemed guilty of these crimes against Sharia. A rare study on the topic , published by the World Health Organization in , found that 24 percent of patients at a hospital in Riyadh had abused alcohol. They grow it, then it gets hidden between crates away from the mutawa and goes from seller to seller like a spider web—and then some goes on to Karantina. A stash of alcohol, cash, and pills that would get Abdullah into a lot of trouble were he to be found with it. As for alcohol, he was almost certain that foreigners use the consulates to sneak liquor into the country. Due to his current predicament, Abdullah has stopped selling booze for the moment. The threat from the religious police has grown exponentially in Saudi since the Arab Spring, he tells me. Fearful of protests breaking out within their own country, the royal family apparently channelled funds to the mutawa to recruit new members in a huge covert operation to keep the country in order. And their tactic seems to have worked, as the few protests that did take place in Saudi petered out into nothing, helping it avoid the turmoil that hit other countries in the region. No parties, no cruising with friends, nothing. In many cases, people turn to taking drugs in the relative safety of their own homes as an alternative to being hounded for having a little fun in public. I put that theory to Abdullah and he agrees. By Mohammed Rasool. By Rimal Farrukh. Share: X Facebook Share Copied to clipboard. Videos by VICE.

Riyadh buying blow