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As-Salaamu alaikum wa rehmatullahi wa barakatuhuIs it permissible to draw a depiction of Al-Buraq, the gate between lower heaven and second heaven, Al-Bayt Al-Mamur, Sidrat Al-Muntaha and the golden butterflies that come to sit on it from paradise for a children's (2 to 4 years  old) story book on Al-Isr'aa wal-Mir'aaj. I understand that we do not know exactly what these things look like except for what we know from Quran and ahadith. Can we base the illustrations on this information? Also Jibrael (AS) came to meet the prophet (SAAS) in the form of a man. So can we depict a very blurry outline an angel in human form in the book?

Respected scholars, as-salamu `alaykum. A few years ago, I entered a lucky draw where it was required to place the label of a soft drink that was purchased in an enveloped and post it to the distributor of the soft drink. I submitted a few entries. I won the grand prize which was a car. I sold off the car and with the addition of some savings, I bought a house and rent it out and have been using the rental money for personal use. Is such lucky draws considered as gambling? If it is, what should we do now? Jazakum Allahu Khayran.

As-Salamu `alaykum! If we have two photos for two different people, and we then copy (for example) the head of the first person and put it on the other person's body, is it allowed to do that just for fun? In this way, it seems that the person has another person's head. Thanks.