THE IDOLATRY PRACTICE OF ARABS AND ITS BEHAVIORAL FALSIFICATION BY THE HOLY QURAN

Abstract

This article mainly focuses the history and practice of idol worship in Arabia and the behavioral attempts of the Holy Qur'an to falsify it. The Holy Qur'an disproved idols squarely leaving no basis on which the idolaters could stand on idolatry whether it is religious justification or logical and psychological considerations. It does not only explain the Qur'anic methodology of influencing the behaviors of Arabs in a way that reformed their mentality and character, but it also highlights the primary sector where the Holy Qur'an focused in order to carry out a successful reformation with respect to the psyche and behaviors of Arabs.