What is the ruling on visiting the Grand Mosque after marriage to take photos and videos for remembrance and to publish them, and what is the ruling on the presence of unveiled women and a bridal dress that does not conform to Islamic regulations in these videos and photos? And is there any harm to the religion in that if one adheres to Islamic regulations?
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Mosques were not built for such a purpose, and the ruling on photographing animate beings is a matter of scholarly disagreement. Photographing that which might reveal women's awrah (private parts) or depict spouses together in an inappropriate manner is impermissible. Therefore, this matter is not permissible; rather, it must be prevented.
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