Public Perception towards the Sale and Buying of Alcoholic Drinks from the Perspective of Shariah Economics (A Study of the Wonasa Kapleng Community)

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This research aims to figure out and explore more deeply the public perception of buying and selling liquor from a sharia economic perception (A Study of the Wonasa Kapleng Community) which is based on the fact that liquor or alcoholic drinks have become part of the culture of some Indonesian. Liquor or alcoholic drinks have a negative image for the local community. Abuse of alcoholic beverages is still a concern for society and the government. This type of research method is qualitative research in the form of descriptive or describing research phenomena / facts as they are. The data collection techniques employed were interviews, observation, and documentation. The were 6 informants in this research. The results of the research show that 1) the perception of the people of Wonasa Kapleng the buying, selling, and consumption of liquor: Can cause problems, Consuming excessive liquor has a big influence on the attitudes regarding and actions of perpetrators who disturb the peace of other people. It can increase criminal cases, consuming alcohol can encouragr the person who is concerned to behave deviantly from existing norms is community life, such as crime. Meanwhile, it could damage the nation's generation, consuming alcohol by the younger generation or teenagers can damage their morals and minds. 2) Buying and selling liquor from a Sharia Economics perspective: buying and selling based on sharia economics strictly prohibits buying and selling liquor (khamr).