Al-Azhar explains when to photograph others
The International Azhar Center for Islamic Fiqh clarified that photographing people without their permission is considered an intrusion into their privacy and dignity. It warns against publishing photos or video clips on social media, especially when there is no legitimate need for it, as doing so can harm individuals and lead to defamation. The center emphasized that photographing for necessity or to preserve rights does not justify sharing images or revealing a person's features. It also stressed the importance of covering people's faults and not scrutinizing their slip-ups, reaffirming that everyone's private life is sacred and must be respected. It is essential to avoid exploiting this privacy to cause further harm or to defame.
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