What is the ruling on photographing one's wife and children and saving the pictures on a computer without taking them out of the house? Is watching children's channels permissible for children? What is the ruling on a husband looking at women on television or elsewhere, given his wife's jealousy?

The wife must advise her husband and remind him of the danger of unrestrained gazing (looking at what is unlawful) and the necessity of lowering his gaze, while concealing his faults and not disclosing his private matters. She must also advise him regarding watching unlawful channels on television and seek help from someone he respects to advise him.

She must lower her gaze from forbidden things and change them by every lawful means, without refraining from inviting him to the bed.

As for children's channels, there is no harm in them if they are free from anything that affects the sound upbringing of children, while being keen to occupy their time with what benefits them.

Regarding the husband photographing his wife and children, caution in religion dictates avoiding photography, out of consideration for those scholars who deem it forbidden.