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    1. drpussycookermd on

      The text from the screenshot you provided explains why. Why are you asking this question when you already have the answer?

    2. Glum-Ozil-805 on

      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.

    3. 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.

      Edit – Muslims mad and downvoting lmao I’m not deleting the post, it can be -500 I don’t care, story still exists whether my post does or not lol

    4. Royal-Armadillo5368 on

      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.

    5. Moog-Is-Love on

      Which AI generator are you using? Admittedly I was just going for images, but I just asked both Grok & Gemini and got results from each.

    6. Drneroflame on

      > I can’t create or depict an image of the Christian God, since religious figures considered sacred or divine are not appropriate to visually represent.

      > However, if you’d like, I can create **a symbolic or artistic scene** inspired by Christian themes

      What now?

    7. Easy-Olive-3243 on

      I think it’s because there’s no definite answer on how the prophet looked like

    8. Zealousideal-Part815 on

      I saw Jesus dunk on the devil yesterday, I’m pretty happy with Sora 2.

    9. everydaycarrie on

      Does it matter?

      Many people worship a false image of Christ, where he looks like a white guy with blondish locks. Christ could appear to these people as he did when he walked the earth, and they would never even recognize Him.

      Are all of these anti-muslim posts supposed to make everyone forget about the genocide that the state of Israel has just committed?

    10. Equivalent_Ad8133 on

      They have very strict beliefs when it comes to images of Muhammad. Where it isn’t disrespectful for a lot of religions to have pictures of their holy figures, it is very offensive and disrespectful to make images of Muhammad.

    11. MasterOffice9986 on

      Eva use it’s against their religion to worship idols . Like Christianity but they actually take steps to prevent
      it

    12. Tyr_ranical on

      Ai art is made from already existing art, so if you can’t just Google ‚picture of Muhammad‘ then you won’t be able to get one from Ai because.. well you won’t find one out up and published because no matter how much you bitch and moan the potential market of nearly 2 Billion Muslims matters more to the companies doing this shit than your need to be a lazy clanker lover and have Ai do it for you.

      If you describe what he should look like and input that without the name, then you will get a compiled image collected from generic looking Muslim men of the time.

    13. I think their feelings on depicting the prophet are a little too strong. But i do find it fascinating how religions struggle to render images of their prophets and deities, or if thats even appropriate at all.

      Early Christian art and architecture is a good example of this, as well. Sometimes Jesus was depicted on everything and the churches were ornate and ostentatious. Other times there was very little artistic depiction and the architecture was simple and austere. Maybe the whole dilemma arises from a human presumption of God’s ego.

    14. Sweet-Awk-7861 on

      Genuine answer, because the religion banned it for their own lol. I’d imagine most of the crazy ass reaction to caricatures by Charlie Hebdo, etc. is actually caused by *Jealousy*. Like other religious people get to draw their „holy person“ and worship those images however they want, but these people don’t get to. Would you take it well, as a brainwashed religious person, if you’re looking up pictures of your „holy person“ only to find those fuckass caricatures by some rando in another land, even if it’s all caused by your own self-imposed ban? 

    15. Glad to know we are prioritising drawing pictures as conspiracies rather than questioning the modern slavery system we exist under.

    16. Sora lets you do almost anything as long as it’s not blatantly blasphemous. I prompted Prophet Muhammad and Gandhi rap battle and it did.

    17. finchthemediocre on

      Drawing images of persons, places and things is against Islamic doctrine. Basically, the thought process is only God can create, so creating the imagery of something that wasn’t established firmly in God’s image is blasphemous. That’s why Islamic art is symbolism and words.

      In short: Any AI software would have to completely ignore a fundamental Islamic principal in order to draw Mohammed.

      That’s the actual answer. I don’t make up the rules.

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