What is the ruling on one who acts out and recounts words that were actually said?
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The questioner : ... in a past incident ... so-and-so said ... then he took on this role.
The Shaykh : In any case, if he said it, if he said it, the appearance remains with us. If he is recounting a word that was said, the appearance remains with us. Some actors adopt a strange appearance; they want to make people laugh with it. You find him wearing a long beard, or clothes of a strange shape, yes, or something like that. This is the person. Perhaps he says this image resembles the caricature; his name is the caricature.
The questioner : The caricature.
The Shaykh : The caricature, yes, that is right.
The Shaykh : In any case, if he said it, if he said it, the appearance remains with us. If he is recounting a word that was said, the appearance remains with us. Some actors adopt a strange appearance; they want to make people laugh with it. You find him wearing a long beard, or clothes of a strange shape, yes, or something like that. This is the person. Perhaps he says this image resembles the caricature; his name is the caricature.
The questioner : The caricature.
The Shaykh : The caricature, yes, that is right.