Are dolls covered from the countries of disbelief forbidden if they are made according to the Shari'ah?

The questioner : If you please, a comment on our brother's question: if a toy is made abroad but is wearing, for example, a jilbab?

The Shaykh : It is not permissible, it is not permissible, my brother, that is not his question. We said it for two reasons...

The questioner : Abroad... sayThe Shaykh : The Muslim inside [the country] doing this is more preferable and more preferable.

The Shaykh : We said it for two reasons. Why do you take one thing and leave another? Is this a house? This is the picture our brother Abu Anas explained there, and I said, "This is your question: Is this a house?"

The questioner : No

The Shaykh : No, so I said it for two reasons. The first reason is that the images exempted from the prohibition of dolls are those that are house-based. This is not house-based. And now you are also dealing with a hypothetical matter. Where is the picture you are imagining now? Just as you said earlier that it can be made locally, my brother, when it is made, we say it is not permissible. And when a picture like this comes that has no violation of the Shari'ah at all, this is pure imagination. We say the first problem remains, which is that it is not house-based. So we said it for two reasons, is that clear?

The questioner : Yes. O Shaykh, regarding the house-based thing, can the father or mother make whatever they want for the children?

The Shaykh : My brother, the mother, the older sister, the aunt, these are ordinary matters.

The questioner : Is it permissible for her to make whatever statues she wants for her children?

The Shaykh : How?