The Ruling on Making Images and Three-Dimensional Figures as Toys for Children
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Question:
Is it permissible to make images and three-dimensional figures that are toys for children?
Answer:
No, children are not raised to possess what is forbidden. Children are raised on religion and morals, not on forbidden things. Images are forbidden in general. The adults have broken the fast, and the one who makes them and their images is cursed. There was no distinction made between one who makes them for the young and one who makes them for the heroes. As for the toys that were made, they were considered ugly. This experience is not an image; it is just carving. Until recently, they called them toys. In the time of the Zaghars, the toys were sticks. They would smooth them with a file and say, "This is a toy." These are toys, not images. They are sticks and carving. They put together a call for one another, and there is no meaning of images in them. Yes.
Is it permissible to make images and three-dimensional figures that are toys for children?
Answer:
No, children are not raised to possess what is forbidden. Children are raised on religion and morals, not on forbidden things. Images are forbidden in general. The adults have broken the fast, and the one who makes them and their images is cursed. There was no distinction made between one who makes them for the young and one who makes them for the heroes. As for the toys that were made, they were considered ugly. This experience is not an image; it is just carving. Until recently, they called them toys. In the time of the Zaghars, the toys were sticks. They would smooth them with a file and say, "This is a toy." These are toys, not images. They are sticks and carving. They put together a call for one another, and there is no meaning of images in them. Yes.
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