There is no Muslim law against images of Muhammad?
 

Just heard on the BBC that there is no law in the Qoran or anything.
How weird is that?

Ok after further reading, it is well known as an issue with a pretty big chunk of the Muslim world, the Sunni's. It is in supplemental teachings.

ill pay you to say that in iran out in the middle of town :1orglaugh

you know what, i don't care about muslim rules

Did any of you guys get a message asking for cartoonists to work on an upcoming site called muhammad.xxx?

"This domain has been reserved from registration"

chicken chicken chicken

When the Quran was dreamt up, there was no concept of pictures.

Iran is Shia, not Sunni. Out of all muslim countries it is exactly the LAST one to pick for such a quote :1orglaugh

In France that would be raciss :1orglaugh

Europe has become too dangerous.

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Thats not true and the Qu'ran and Old Testament and Torah all make mention of images being a sign of vanity and vanity being a sin against God.

Thats not true and the Qu'ran and Old Testament and Torah all make mention of images being a sign of vanity and vanity being a sin against God.

No camera available. :)

Rules or no rules in the Qur'an it only applies to Muslims. If they have further issues they can suck a camel.

In some Islamic countries coins were issued with Muhammad's image on them.

there are afraid of the muslims response.
really.

they arevyet to discovrr phottgraphy looool

Images or statues of Moses and Jesus are OK so why is Muhammad off limits?

According to Islam they are all prophets, Muhammad is just the last and final prophet ...

who cares

like most of the bullshit in islam there is no scriptural authority to be found in the koran but is taken from the hadith.

lololololololololololololol!

Wait until the end and they find out they lived this way for nothing.

Idiots

It is common to have paintings of Muhammed in Iran. According to Wikipedia.

Well they both have that rule against statues. The Christians just ignore it.

its even a commandment, although a handful seem to forget that 'not killing' part.

???

No idols that are worshiped as gods.

The crucifix is of "the son of god" (Loophole?).

Religious dogma is subject to revision by the 'latter teachings of men" :1orglaugh

In ancient and medieval times blasphemy was punishable by death -- what does that say? Some believe we should still live in those unenlightened times so their religious dogma is still relevant.