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What happened to Moses, 8?

"Thou shalt not take care of an image or any likeness of anything that is in heaven above, or that on the earth beneath or in the water under the earth. "For centuries, this law was a normal and accepted part of Islamic. Basically, it is meant that graphic reprentation nothing was forbidden. There were no portraits, no landscapes, no illustrations for books, no still life, no photography, cinema or television. No Plans for buildings or equipment. Muslim artists and artezans architechure were limited to the use geometric and ceramic designs to adorn their textiles. I remember, as recently in 1994 destroyed the Muslim Taliban foot soldiers door to door in Afghanistan to burn, television, newspapers, magazines, Posters and graphics on the back of this bid. Now they are prime Poster their imams in the street and show videos on the Internet. What has changed?

It is still haram (forbidden) for Muslims, after numerous stories of the prophets. Most of the images you see in Shiite Sunni countries although some countries have. Its just ignorance really, but many Muslims still maintain it. Christianity is not strange, since a certain Roman emperor decided it would be in order. Previously, are prohibited in all Christian places of

Making of Chinese Tang Tri-color Pottery