Furthermore, many Muslims prohibit all pictures, let alone pictures of the Prophet and Allah, everywhere.
ANSWER 2:Well the 1st answer is right, but more religiously, they prohibit pictures of Allah and Muhammad to be put in mosques because they think they are praising a picture, not the real Allah and Muhammad. So they don't allow them because they don't want to praise just a picture, they want to praise the real Allah and Muhammad.there is no picture of Muhammad (pbuh) ever taken in history so to make one up is very disrespectful. Just like if someone looked at you and made your picture to be someone else would you like it?
It is not exactly the pictures who are prohibited, mainly it is the fetish which was before Islam as GOD
And coz pictures can lead to idolatry, especially if drawn by a human.
good to note that once a painter drew a picture of a child holding some grapes, after he finished, a bird came to knock the grape, the painter tore his picture and said, if I've drawn the boy that perfect, he would have frightened the bird.
that's why pictures are prohibited, coz they are considered to be a similitude to Allah's creatures, and may lead human to deny God's creation wonders claiming the ability to make similar things..
But photographs are not, as they are only a reflection of light on a sensitive film, there is no human interference in such technique.
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it was reported that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) strongly forbade hanging pictures, and he commanded his great Companion 'Ali ibn Abi Taalib, "Do not leave any picture without blotting it out and do not leave any built-up grave without levelling it." (Narrated by Muslim, 1/66). Hanging up pictures of animate beings deprives the people of that house of a great blessing, which is the entrance of angels into that house. It was reported from Abu Sa'eed al-Khudri (may Allaah be pleased with him) that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: "The angels do not enter a house in which there are statues or pictures." (Narrated by Imaam Ahmad; see also Saheeh al-Jaami', 1961).
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Creating picture is a different issue other than worshiping of pictures/idols. Muslims can create pictures.
Taking pictures of graves is a useless act. Islam does not appreciate it. And if the picture of a grave is taken for the purpose of a kind of Worship, it is not allowed in Islam. Anyhow, many Muslims don't bother to follow the rules of Islam as do many followers of other religions by not following the rules of their religion.
statues that resemble creatures or forbidden because they are considered idols where devils reside normal pictures of animals buildings and people are fine.
Islamic teachings not only prohibit consumption of alcohol but also prohibits earning livelihood through dealing in or with alcohol. This means that Muslims are religiously not allowed to do a bartenders job.
yes, there are many religions that prohibit organ and tissue donations, even blood transfusions.
Anything that is dirty or has pictures or writing, must be removed before salah.
Because Allah is not resembling any thing of our world or in our imagination.
The Qur'an does not perscribe or prohibit any form of government, but Islam has historically been connected to theocatic autocracies. Many Muslims argue that this history is evidence that Islam only supports certain forms of government,
Muslims do not worship pictures. Muslims worship Allah (SWT). And in Islam, it is forbidden to worship pictures and to have Human pictures (photos) in their house. They could have nature paintings (such as flowers, waterfalls, etc.) but nothing that resembles Humans or animals.Christians do not worship pictures, although some Christians reverence pictures (called proskynesis), and other Christians reject this practice as well. In Christianity, these religious pictures are called icons. They are generally pictures of Jesus, the Holy Family, Old Testament prophets and the saints of the Church. Pictures of Mary (the mother of Jesus) are a very popular theme of icons.
It's not that muslims can't take pictures of people, it'd that muslims can't display them, in which for example: for women who are not properly covered, it's best if the pictures of them are not displayed because they can be or may be seen by the non-mahram (not of kin) because it is considered haraam (prohibited) in islam
Prohibit what?
what is to prohibit