• Must be officially released between now and the end of 2034;

• Must depict Muhammad or Allah for an entertaining effect (including satire) as opposed to documentary/historical/religious context;

• Must be released via mainstream channels (e.g. popular streaming platforms);

We've had series such as Record of Ragnarok and American Gods that contained entertaining depictions of sacred characters from, among others, Hinduism, Christianity, and Buddhism.

However, mainstream producers have carefully avoided depicting Islam's prophet Muhammad and god Allah. Cursory internet search suggests that this is due to the chilling effect of Islamic violence, most notably the Charlie Hebdo shooting:

• https://www.quora.com/Why-havent-we-seen-Allah-in-the-American-Gods-TV-show

• https://www.reddit.com/r/ShuumatsuNoValkyrie/comments/qc7501/if_you_are_muslim_how_would_you_feel_if_record_of/

Why haven't we seen Allah in the American Gods TV show?

Answer (1 of 10): Because he isn't in the book. And he isn't in the book because Neil Gaiman probably remembers what happened to Salman Rushdie when he published The Satanic Verses. There's no particularly good plot reason to include the Abrahamic god(s) as major characters, and including a char...