Pretty self explanatory. I see them of Jesus, Buddha, MLK, lots of polarizing figures but never one of Muhammad. Most services won’t even let you make one.
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Pretty self explanatory. I see them of Jesus, Buddha, MLK, lots of polarizing figures but never one of Muhammad. Most services won’t even let you make one.
Posted by REDDIT_GOLD_SATAN
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You can do it the old-fashioned way with a pencil.
The text from the screenshot you provided explains why. Why are you asking this question when you already have the answer?
Nobody wants to get Charli Hebdo’d
We aren’t supposed to depict images of any of the Prophets of God pbuh. Kids series for example would have Moses depicted as a shining light.
There is a tradition that idol worship started when satan whispered to the people to build statues of their righteous folk who passed to remember them and their legacy.
As time passed and people forgot why those statues we’re erected, he convinced them to worship these very statues.
This ruling is in place, lest we end up worshipping them the way the Christians ended up worshipping the Messiah pbuh.
I heard about a hadith involving Muhammad and the al-zutt which makes it seem like he had gay sex and I spent like an hour last night trying to get chatgpt to tell me where the story came from and how i could read the txt for myself. It would flat out say it doesn’t exist but you can easily find it on google. It would contradict itself and make no sense and be like “ahhh yes, the story of Muhammad and the al-zutt in the desert, i know that one! It doesn’t exist.” Went in circles until I gave up.
Google “Muhammad and al-zutt”, and it comes right up.
[The Message (1976) – IMDb](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0074896/)
Nobody wants a jihad cast on them
Although I have never joined any religion, I learned from an impressive priest that those who deliberately pursue the likeness of Jesus or Muhammad are not true believers
However, I know that the symbol of Shakyamuni Buddha is the tree, and the protagonist in One Hundred Years of Solitude seems to be describing Shakyamuni.