Muslim SuperHeroes

 

 

 

Sinbad (Freedom Force/Super 7) The Doctor Alababa Farisa Veil Arabian Knight Black Tiger Sinbad Wise Son Rampart Green Genie Batal Dust Kismet Mohammed Ibn Bornu Ali Justice/Josiah X Sedara Bakut Wild Rose Janissary Muhammad Nur G.W. Bridge Naif al-Sheikh

Last time I checked, Drawing people in Islam was not allowed. So then why do people think its okay to come out with muslim superheroes. If you want to write a comic book about a hero, then write it about the greatest hero of all time. Prophet Mohammad (S.W.A.S). You do not have to draw him and the companions but, a comic about his life would be cool.

Now a comic book about the 99 attributes of Allah I do not agree with. Those names are for Allah, not people. To give them to humans does not make sense.

A quote from the creator
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“…there is nothing fundamentally different between Islam and any other belief on Earth or any other way of being human… For me, in the end, the 99 attributes of Allah are attributes that not only all Muslims value, but humanity values. Things like generosity, strength, wisdom, foresight, mercy… So my point of what I was trying to do was try to bring us together, versus pull us apart. ””

Someone might want to tell him that they are the 99 names of Allah, Not the 99 names of humans.
Interview with the creator of The 99.

The Faith of all the SuperHeroes.
Batman is a Episcopalian and Anglican,
Inshallah he will become muslim.

-Abdullah Zain