@Muhammad Umar you're welcome

@Muhammad Umar here the answer of our Shariah expert (background in investment banking in London and graduated from the University of Madina): May Allah swt reward you for taking the step in seeking clarification regarding your business venture as to whether it aligns with the principles of Allah's Shariah and that of the Prophet s.a.w's, specifically concerning the permissibility of your earnings. We seek Allah's guidance and strive to act with the utmost sincerity when offering naseeha, in good faith. May Allah forgive us all in our shortcomings. The below is a sincere attempt at answering your concerns. Anything good from it is solely from Allah SWT while any mistakes that may inadvertently occur are from us and we seek protection in Allah SWT from the evil within ourselves and ask for His forgiveness and guidance, ameen. 1. *The issue on AI Avatar:* While there is no known sharia concerns (Allah knows best) using an AI generated Avatar in and of itself - in the same way you would use a Profile picture/logo on a Social Media Account - there is however, an individual responsibility (Fard al 'ayn) upon the person to make themselves known to their audience (for instance, their name, professional & academic credentials, whether they are accredited by a Professional Body, and are in a Professional capacity to advise on specific matters e.g. Financial and Investment Advice, Personal Development). The question one needs to ask themselves is, why would they choose to not disclose their identity when they had set out to be an ' _*influencer*_ ' (i.e. a supposedly known figure) in the first place? What is the rationale behind this? If one has set out to spread khair, knowledge (especially where money matters) and thus to influence people in decision-making, why would they not make themselves known to their audience? It's imperative that the person revisits the intention and renew it where necessary - as per the prophetic hadith in: Every action is by their intention.