Assalamun aleykum wa rahmatullah.
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Redaktør: Islam Mods
Question
We have reviewed request no. 2406 for the year 2005 which includes an inquiry about the ruling of hanging photos of his deceased parents in the entry way to his apartment, seeking prayers for mercy and forgiveness for them from whoever enters his house. He was told that this is prohibited.
There is nothing wrong in circulating and hanging photos of humans or animals since they are free of imitating Allah’s creation about which makers of ‘depictions’ were strongly warned. [Hanging pictures is permissible] provided the photos are free of nudity and do not incite lust. [This is because] the type of ‘imaging’ intended by the firm warning in the hadith is creating complete statues which imitate Allah’s creation. Though it is called ‘depiction’, photography1 is not unlawful since this apparent cause is absent – and rulings follow their apparent causes, whether present or absent. In truth, photography captures rays of light; it is called ‘depiction’ only in a metaphorical sense, and what matters in legal rulings is what is designated – not the designation itself.
Based on the above and in reference to the question, it is permissible to hang your parent’s photos for this noble purpose as long as your mother’s photo is decent. There is no harm whether it is a partial or complete picture. This is not prohibited – [contrary] to what some have told you.
We have reviewed request no. 738 for the year 2005 which includes the following:
Are personal photographs of a girl who does not wear hijab and who has passed away considered among her ongoing bad actions? What is the ruling of hanging them in the entryway? Is any sin held against the girl if men other than her maharim [unmarriageable kin] look at her picture?
Answer:
There is no harm in photographing humans or animals since photography captures shadows and in no way encroaches upon the creative ability of Allah for which sculptors and painters (mutasawwirin) were threatened. This applies so long as the photographs do not include nudity or incite lust.
When a woman is photographed without wearing proper hijab, she should take measures to ensure that no male sees it other than her maharim. This is because matters involving women are based upon protection, covering, and modesty. If a man who is not among her maharim does see her photograph after she has taken measures to prevent unlawful viewing, no sin is held against her and it is not considered among her ongoing bad deeds during her life or after she passes away. However, it should should be kept in a place where it cannot be seen by each and every person.
And Allah Most High knows best.
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