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I am seeking an explanation for the controversy in Sudan. I have read in some places that teddy bears or other dolls and stuffed animals are discouraged in Muslim homes. And I have read in other places that even the Prophet Muhammad's own children had dolls. I have also read that Muslim children often name toys and puppets after the prophets including Adam, Moses, Jesus and Muhammad. Is it written or stated somewhere that this is not permitted? Is it considered disrespectful? How should the British teacher in Sudan have handled this?  What should the consequences be for handling it inappropriately?

salam aleikom scholars. Dear scholars I've heard that it's bad to give prophetic names like Ludh to newly born ones because he was an israeli. Is it true?

Dear Respected Sir, I am desperately seeking your lecture on this matter that I am going to disclose to you now. I had conversation with my friend in USA on British teacher in Sudan accused of insulting Islam in naming one of her student?s teddy bear Prophet Mohammad (PBUH). My friend argued that the sentence passed on British teacher was nonsense. It?s common to name pets n toys in USA. He told that Muslim justice are unfair and against human rights. I told him that he have to understand the culture and mentality of Muslim people. It?s not right to name pets n stuffs with person name especially sacred person like prophets. He again argued that many people doing horrible acts by the name of Mohammad. He also mentioned on the cartoons row in Denmark about Prophet Mohammad(PBUH) that Muslims are too emotional. I replied back that we honour  our prophet  whereas in USA it?s common to see some people abusing  Prophet Jesus(PBUH)?s  name in which they don?t respect and protect their religion. As you know, sir our debate on this matter went war on words and  I couldn?t  convince him. Could you please lecture us on this matter.  Thank you.