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Radical Kuwaiti Sheikh Says Photoshop Forbidden

A Wahhabi Kuwaiti sheikh claimed that using Photoshop or any photo editor is forbidden because it goes against Allah!

A member from the audience in a ceremony asked the radical Kuwaiti Sheikh ‘Uthman Al-Khamis “can we add effects to our photos?”

Sheikh ‘Uthman replied that editing any part of a photograph is forbidden and not allowed, adding that the photo must stay as it is.

The radical sheikh is well-known for his constant attacks against Shiite Muslims on his TV network and his unorthodox religious claims, Al Masdar News reported.

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