Ruling on Photographic Images
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Question:
Photographic images?
Answer:
Yes, what is in cloth and paper is called "photographic," meaning: it has no body.
Q: And the solar ones currently?
A: They are the photographic ones.
Q: Small ones, are they not prohibited?
A: Anything that is hung up is prohibited, but what is trampled and degraded is what is not prohibited.
Q: In the pockets of clothes?
A: The prohibition covers them. If the head is cut off, the ruling of the image is removed, or if it is erased, but cutting it off is better. So, its complete removal is better, as the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) commanded when he ordered that the head of the statue be cut off, meaning: it is completely removed, so that nothing remains but a body without a head.
Photographic images?
Answer:
Yes, what is in cloth and paper is called "photographic," meaning: it has no body.
Q: And the solar ones currently?
A: They are the photographic ones.
Q: Small ones, are they not prohibited?
A: Anything that is hung up is prohibited, but what is trampled and degraded is what is not prohibited.
Q: In the pockets of clothes?
A: The prohibition covers them. If the head is cut off, the ruling of the image is removed, or if it is erased, but cutting it off is better. So, its complete removal is better, as the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) commanded when he ordered that the head of the statue be cut off, meaning: it is completely removed, so that nothing remains but a body without a head.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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