Polytheism and idolatry are central themes in the Qur'an, where they are emphatically rejected and contrasted with the belief in the Oneness of God, or Tawheed. This book delves into the Qur'anic understanding of these concepts, providing an analysis of key verses that discuss the origins, manifestations, and consequences of polytheism. Through this exploration, the book also touches upon the historical roots of idolatry in pre-Islamic Arabia and other ancient civilizations, linking them to modern-day practices. By understanding the Qur’an’s denunciation of shirk, readers are given deeper insights into Islamic monotheism and its philosophical and ethical foundations.