AI OnlyFans Model (AI OFM) – especially on Ntice– has become one of the fastest-growing online businesses.
Beginners with zero filming now earn $10,000–$60,000+ per month by selling AI-generated explicit photos, videos, and “girlfriend chats.”
For many Muslim brothers and sisters, the question is no longer “Does it make money?”
The question is: Is it halal or haram?
- This article examines the issue through mainstream Islamic scholarship (Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi’i, Hanbali, and contemporary fatwas) on five key points:
- 1. The nature of the content (explicit imagery)
- 2. Zina of the eyes and heart
- 3. Deception and catfishing
- 4. Earning through haram means
- 5. The specific case of AI (does “not real” make it permissible?)
We will quote Quran, authentic hadith, and rulings from recognised scholars and institutions (Dar al-Ifta al-Misriyyah, AMJA, IslamQA, etc.).
The conclusion is clear and unanimous among contemporary scholars:
AI OFM that involves explicit adult content is haram, regardless of whether the images are generated by AI or photographed.
Read on for the complete fiqh analysis and permissible alternatives for Muslim entrepreneurs.
May Allah guide us to what is halal and blessed.
The Technology Itself Is Halal – The Application Is Haram
AI technology is not forbidden. Scholars from Dar al-Ifta al-Misriyyah, AMJA, and the Islamic Fiqh Council agree: Artificial intelligence is simply advanced mathematics and code. It has no soul, no free will, and does not compete with Allah’s creation of life. Using AI for medicine, education, design, or halal business is completely permissible – even encouraged.
The sin begins when the tool is used for haram.
In AI OFM (especially on Ntice), the entire business model is built on:
- Generating and selling explicit sexual images/videos
- Encouraging fans to look at ‘awrah with desire
- Creating fake “girlfriend” relationships that lead to zina of the heart and eyes
The Prophet ﷺ said: “The eyes commit zina, and their zina is looking.” (Bukhari & Muslim)
Even if the woman is “not real,” the viewer believes he is looking at a real woman’s private parts and chatting intimately with her. The arousal, the lust, and the spiritual harm are exactly the same.
Contemporary fatwas are unanimous:
- Shaykh Ibn Baz (rahimahullah): “Drawing or photographing ‘awrah is haram, even if the person does not exist.”
- AMJA Fatwa 2024: “AI-generated pornography is forbidden because it serves the same prohibited purpose as real pornography.”
- IslamQA (Salafi): “Selling or distributing filthy pictures – real or artificial – is haram and a major sin.”
Verdict: The tool (AI) is halal. Using it to produce and sell pornography is haram – full stop.
The Ethics of Deception and Trust – Why Catfishing Is Haram (Even With AI)
AI OFM doesn’t just sell pictures.
It sells the illusion of a real girlfriend.
Most high-earning AI creators admit:
“We make the girl look and chat so real that 90% of fans think she’s a real woman.”
That is deliberate deception – and deception is haram.
Islamic rulings on lying and impersonation
- Allah says: “And do not mix the truth with falsehood or conceal the truth while you know [it].” (2:42)
- The Prophet ﷺ said: “Whoever deceives us is not one of us.” (Muslim)
- Ibn Hajar and an-Nawawi: Pretending to be someone you are not (even in writing) is from the major lies.
When a male creator (or team) pretends to be a woman, flirts, sends voice notes, and builds emotional relationships – that is catfishing.
The fact that the body is AI does not remove the sin of lying about gender, identity, and intentions.
The “sneaky bio” trick
Fanvue requires clear disclosure (“100% AI-generated”).
Many creators hide it at the very bottom under “Show More” so most fans never see it.
Scholars rule:
- Minimal compliance with the intent to deceive is still deception.
- AMJA 2023: “Presenting AI as real to extract money through false emotions is fraud and haram.”
Even if you disclose perfectly, selling sexual fantasy while pretending to be someone’s “girlfriend” remains emotionally manipulative and against Islamic sincerity (ikhlas) and trustworthiness (amanah).
Verdict from contemporary fatwas
Dar al-Ifta al-Misriyyah, IslamQA, and AMJA all agree:
Using AI to deceive people into believing they are interacting with a real person for sexual or emotional gain is haram – regardless of the disclaimer size.
Further Ethical and Compliance Risks – Copyright, Profit, and the Money Itself
Even if someone tried to make a “clean” AI OFM, two more problems make it haram.
1. Copyright theft and likeness rights
- Many AI models are trained on stolen photos of real women (Instagram, OnlyFans leaks, etc.).
- Using someone’s face/body without permission = ghasb (usurpation of rights) and clear haram.
- Fanvue policy: “You must own or have rights to all content.” Violators get banned + sued.
- Fatwa (IslamQA #455713): “Training AI on images of real Muslim or non-Muslim women without consent is haram and a violation of their honour.”
2. The money itself is haram earnings
- The entire revenue comes from selling pornography and sexual fantasy.
- The Prophet ﷺ said: “The most evil of people’s earnings are from prostitution and the price of a dog…” (Bukhari). Scholars extend this to all forms of explicit content sales.
- Classical ruling (Hanbali, Shafi’i): Money earned from selling alcohol, pork, or pornography is najis (impure) and cannot be used.
- Contemporary fatwas (AMJA, European Council): Revenue from digital pornography – real or AI – is forbidden income.
Even if you disclose, even if the girl is “not real,” the buyer is paying for sexual arousal and zina of the eyes/heart.
You are the direct cause and the one profiting from it.
Verdict
Copyright theft + earning from pornography = double haram.
No amount of “it’s just pixels” changes the ruling.
Conclusion
After examining the Quran, Sunnah, and consensus of contemporary scholars (Dar al-Ifta, AMJA, IslamQA, etc.), the ruling is unanimous:
AI OnlyFans Model that sells explicit content is haram – whether the images are real or generated by AI.
Reasons:
- It spreads pornography and zina of the eyes/heart
- It relies on deception and catfishing
- The income is earned through forbidden means
- It often violates copyright and women’s rights
The fact that the woman “doesn’t exist” does not remove the sin – the viewer believes she does, and the harm to society is identical.
Allah says: “And do not approach zina. Indeed, it is ever an immorality and is evil as a way.” (17:32)
For Muslim brothers and sisters seeking wealth: Leave this path. Turn to halal AI businesses – e-learning, Islamic art, virtual assistants, halal e-commerce tools. The barakah and peace are worth more than any $60k month.
May Allah grant us rizq that is tayyib and hearts that are pure.