When Is Income Earned Be Categorized As Haram?
But as far as I know, sex doll manufacturers must create dolls that closely resemble the human body. And since this is for masturbation purposes, it must be able to arouse human sexual desire (which means the sex doll must display the naked form of a woman), and when we make it, it will definitely arouse sexual desire, which means that the workers are committing a minor sin (from seeing the doll and making the doll, which arouses sexual desire). That means this job causes minor sins. So, is the money earned from this haram (a major sin)?
“Not accurate,” I see… so my statement is not entirely wrong. From what you said, sir, I understand that this is more of a problem with the local community norms there, although I also think that making social experiment videos is a bit problematic, but not to the extent of being criminal, because this is really a problem with the community norms there. So, actually, before we make videos like this, we have to know how the local community will respond, whether it will cause problems or not. And I know that everyone is responsible for every minor sin they commit. That’s why I’m always careful about whether this is sarkashi or not. If it is sarkashi, I will definitely back off. I’ve been thinking about that since I asked the question in this post.