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The question do women need their photos erased from social media is more like a personal choice. Posting pictures on social media is not haram, almost all social media are open source and anyone can use and post pictures. If we see social media photos religiously then I think consider my these 5 givRead more
The question do women need their photos erased from social media is more like a personal choice. Posting pictures on social media is not haram, almost all social media are open source and anyone can use and post pictures. If we see social media photos religiously then I think consider my these 5 given points would be help to understand that even you want to remove social media photos as a women then what kind of photos can stay and what should not.
1. Dress: When sharing photos, make ensure that you are dressed well according to the Islamic guidelines for covering the body, including observing hijab.
2. Avoid sharing personal or intimate photos: Many women choose not to share personal or intimate photos that might compromise their privacy or dignity. If anyone did so they should erased these photos immediately from social media.
3. Share photos with a purpose: Women might share photos that are related to their work, achievements, family, or educational purpose, with the intention of bring positive message to others and showcasing their talents and interests.
4. Use privacy settings: Social media platforms do have privacy settings that allow users to control who can see their photos. Some women choose to restrict their photos to a selective group of friends and family, maintaining a level of privacy.
5. Be mindful: It is important to be mindful of the intention behind sharing photos on social media. If intentions are just to seek attention of other men, validation, or engage in behavior that goes against Islamic principles, it may be advisable to erased those pictures.
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