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What is the ruling on drawing clothes three-dimensionally without drawing the face, hands, and other visible human body parts, with the aim of clarifying Islamic dress and immodest dress, as well as movements of prayer, with the possibility of drawing hands and feet to clarify the opening takbir (takbirat al-ihram) and the placement of hands and feet in prayer, and providing other illustrative drawings for students such as someone studying during the the call to prayer (adhan) and not praying, knowing that these pictures do not show a face or a head?

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As long as the aforementioned images are without a face or a head, there is no harm in them, according to the : "The image is the head, so if the head is cut off, there is no image."

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