The Ruling on Images in Clothing and the Like
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Question:
What about goods that have images on them, such as clothing and other items?
Answer:
They should be wiped and removed; the head is cut off and the item is used. The head is wiped with something so that nothing of it remains visible, even if it is done with dye.
Q: They might import ten thousand, for example, so it would be difficult to obliterate the images?
A: He should make an effort. What is required is only to obliterate the heads, not the entire image. If the head is obliterated, that is sufficient.
Q: If he obliterates them, the customers will not buy them?
A: Even if it means he will not import them in the future, perhaps he will repent and not import them.
What about goods that have images on them, such as clothing and other items?
Answer:
They should be wiped and removed; the head is cut off and the item is used. The head is wiped with something so that nothing of it remains visible, even if it is done with dye.
Q: They might import ten thousand, for example, so it would be difficult to obliterate the images?
A: He should make an effort. What is required is only to obliterate the heads, not the entire image. If the head is obliterated, that is sufficient.
Q: If he obliterates them, the customers will not buy them?
A: Even if it means he will not import them in the future, perhaps he will repent and not import them.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
The Arabic text is copied verbatim from the original source, without any edits.