Arab Ka Shirk - Dr Israr Ahmad - Idol Worship & Daughters of God

This lecture details the pre-Islamic Arab belief that angels were the daughters of God, and how this led to idol worship. Dr. Israr Ahmad explains how Arabs attributed daughters to God, something they themselves disliked for their own families, and how this belief manifested in their practices of invoking, prostrating to, and even consuming substances associated with these angelic figures. The lecture highlights the Quran’s condemnation of this form of shirk, particularly in Surah Maryam, and draws parallels between attributing offspring to God and the Arab practice of female infanticide. The discussion also introduces the upcoming lesson on Surah Al-Hujurat, outlining principles for individual, family, social, and state life.

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