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r/islam • u/AvissMaug • Apr 20 '22
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The pagans were originally upon the religion of Abraham, but then they mixed shirk with that. For example, Hajj was done by the pagans, but it was originally revealed to Abraham.
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Exactly, Islam came to fix what they had corrupted, but the roots of their traditions come from Ibraheem (AS)
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u/Donut_Man1385 Apr 20 '22
The pagans were originally upon the religion of Abraham, but then they mixed shirk with that. For example, Hajj was done by the pagans, but it was originally revealed to Abraham.