What is the ruling on wearing a school uniform that has "Al-Hadi Al-Muhammadi" (The Muhammadan Guidance) printed on it, along with a drawing representing a mosque dome, a minaret, and a Qur'an without distinct features, taking into consideration the exposure of the name to dirt, leaning on it, and the possibility of entering the restroom while wearing it?
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There is no objection to naming the school with this name and adopting the aforementioned logo. However, the name of the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, must be protected from disrespect. Indeed, a Muslim venerates what contains the names of Prophets or what is honored by Sharia, and it is not permissible to expose that to disrespect, as Allah Almighty says: "That [is so]. And whoever honors the sacred rites of Allah – it is better for him in the sight of his Lord." If the name is exposed to disrespect, then it must be removed from the logo.
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