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Muhammad and Idolatry
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A prominent feature of Islam is that most of its rites and practices were adopted from the pagan Arabian rituals of Muhammad's time. To hide their pagan origins, Muhammad claimed that God initially sanctioned these rites. In fact, before, during, and after his mission, Muhammad continued to perform rites that were nothing more than idolatry For instance, a hadith of al-Bukhari records that, prior to his calling, Muhammad made sacrifices to the pagan idols
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