More Reader Art!
Posted on March 27, 2010
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If you’re interested in finding out more about submitting your art for publication in the How to Pray section of this site, click here.
Another entry I love, and wanted to share.
Illustrations by Marjan Al-Hameed.
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Wow, good to see we have some very talented and artistic Muslims! I also liked the first one you posted the other day. That was real cute.
Both have a very fluid style to them, which I like very much, but I must say the girl who is praying looks like perhaps she has already finished her prayer and is now thinking of her next modelling assignment during Fashion Week? Just my impression…
These are beautiful!!
LOL @ Lucy’s comment!
Why didn’t you bang and yell like the nurse?
Huh, I thought I was leaving the commen for the previoust post. Uh, *delete* please?
The sister looks a bit, er, sensual…doesn’t seem entirely an appropriate expression or pose for praying.
The bro, on the other hand – is he single? I’m looking. XD XD
But wait, he doesn’t have a beard. I’m looking for a beard. Maybe you can ask the artist to draw a beard on him for me? <3
Next you’ll have to chop off the guys trousers so they’re above ankle length … after you’re done putting the beard on, that is
Lovely, fluid, drawings though. I like them, in case thats relevant !!!
Oh goodness dL, you’re right! Also stick a topi on him while we’re at it.
Since we’re transforming him, we must give him a THOUB, too. And a masbahah. And why isn’t there a compass on his prayer mat??? Is he REALLY even facing the qiblah??
INFIDEL ALERT! This is how they trap innocent Muslim women into sham and abusive marriages!!!
PS – whole above comment is in jest. In case it scared anyone.
PPS – I’m happy to take Mustafa (that’s his name now XD) just as he is.
Salaam, I posted a comment a few days ago regarding faceless cartoons, but am not able to find it on here. Is something wrong?
Nevermind, it worked this time Alhumdulillaah!
Anyway, here’s the sites I previously wrote about regarding drawing faces:
http://islam-qa.com/en/ref/102277
http://islam-qa.com/en/ref/129446
http://islam-qa.com/en/ref/39806
http://islam-qa.com/en/ref/72915
Also, check these videos out on youtube; they’re awesome faceless cartoons! (Well eyeless anyway, lol):
Zabihah Man Vs. Halal Man
Dude, Where’s My Dangly Hijab Pin?
What Happened to Yo Beard?!
No Doritos for You!
Nevermind, I think I figured out the problem! I don’t think I am able to post links in this section.
Anyway, I previously sent some links regarding the subject of drawing faces being prohibited, so I just wanted to give my sis some naseeha (advice) inshaAllaah. (Because I can’t post the links on here, just check out the website linked to my name for one of them inshaAllaah.)
Also, check these videos out on youtube; they’re awesome faceless cartoons! (Well eyeless anyway, lol):
Zabihah Man Vs. Halal Man
Dude, Where’s My Dangly Hijab Pin?
What Happened to Yo Beard?!
No Doritos for You!
Nevermind, I think I figured out the problem! I don’t think I am able to post links in this section.
Anyway, I previously sent some links regarding the subject of drawing faces being prohibited, so I just wanted to give my sis some naseeha (advice) inshaAllaah. (Because I can’t post the links on here, just check out the website linked to my name for one of them inshaAllaah.)
erm, S – i think your comment about the brother was a bit sensual and inappropriate…
you shouldn’t think such sexy thoughts about people who are praying