Traditional date, disputed
Idols come to Makkah
Amr ibn Luhayy, chief of Makkah, brings idols from Syria and sets them around the Kaaba. The faith of Ibrahim is buried under idol worship.
Source: Bukhari, Seerah ·
Traditional date, disputed
Amr ibn Luhayy, chief of Makkah, brings idols from Syria and sets them around the Kaaba. The faith of Ibrahim is buried under idol worship.
Source: Bukhari, Seerah ·
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