Hubal

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Hubal was a major pre-Islamic Arabian deity, particularly revered at the Kaaba in Mecca as a central idol of the Quraysh tribe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf deity
pre-Islamic Arabian deity
associatedPeople Quraysh NERFINISHED
associatedPractice casting lots with arrows
associatedTribe Quraysh NERFINISHED
category Arabian gods
pre-Islamic deities
contrastedWith Allah in Islamic monotheism
cultObject idol
cultObjectLocation inside the Kaaba
cultStatus major deity in Mecca
cultSuppressedBy Islamic monotheism NERFINISHED
destroyedBy early Muslims
destroyedDuring conquest of Mecca
divinationMethod arrows
fate destroyed after the Islamic conquest of Mecca
function deity consulted by divination
oracular deity
iconType anthropomorphic idol (according to some reports)
influence central to Meccan religious life before Islam
languageOfName Arabic NERFINISHED
legacy symbol of pre-Islamic paganism in Islamic historiography
majorCultCenter Mecca NERFINISHED
materialOfIdol stone (according to traditional reports)
mentionedBy Ibn al-Kalbi NERFINISHED
mentionedIn early Islamic historical sources
mythology Arabian mythology
opposedBy Muhammad NERFINISHED
early Muslims
region Arabian Peninsula NERFINISHED
Hijaz NERFINISHED
religion pre-Islamic Arabian religion
religiousContext polytheistic cult at the Kaaba
religiousRole central idol of the Kaaba before Islam
chief idol of the Quraysh
roleInSociety associated with tribal identity of Quraysh
consulted for important communal decisions
statusInIslam considered a pagan idol
worshipEnded 7th century
worshippedBy Quraysh NERFINISHED
other pre-Islamic Arab tribes
worshipPeriod pre-Islamic era
worshipPlace Kaaba NERFINISHED
worshipProhibitedBy Islam NERFINISHED
worshipType idolatry

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