A Visual Interpretation of the Haram Prohibition on Smoking and Vaping (1995 & 2015 Fatwa)
Abstract
Through creative photography, this paper investigates the effectiveness of implementing visual alteration techniques and their potential to justify and convey the term Haram of smoking cigarettes and e-cigarettes, as mentioned in fatwas between 1995 and 2015. It demonstrates how creativity can be ingrained by incorporating the alteration technique in photography and bringing numerous perspectives and directions to the viewers. The study will describe the ethical considerations involved in employing the manipulation method in photography and will also look at its preconditions and outcomes. Making anti-smoking commercials that stress that smoking and vaping are forbidden in Islam might assist.
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