The Return of Idol Worship in Saudi Arabia: A Sign of the End Times

Hello everyone. Today, we’re witnessing a concerning development in Saudi Arabia that’s worrying religious scholars worldwide. This act signals that the end of the world may be approaching, as prophecies foretold by the Prophet Muhammad are starting to come true.

What’s happening is the revival of idol worship in Saudi Arabia, a practice Islam aimed to eliminate. This revival is happening under governmental leadership, which is surprising and suggests a significant spiritual shift in Saudi Arabia.

The idols in question—Laat, Munaat, and Uzza—were worshipped in pre-Islamic Arabia and were seen as deities. The Prophet Muhammad spent 23 years of his life spreading Islam and removing these idols from Mecca when it was conquered.

After more than 1400 years, reports indicate that some small tribes in Arabia are once again worshipping these idols. Despite this, the Saudi government hasn’t taken action against this idol worship, citing religious freedom under a secular system.

This contradicts the Prophet’s clear instruction to remove all idols from Arabia. Instead, today’s Saudi rulers seem more focused on worldly interests than upholding Islamic teachings.

These events align with prophecies about the end times in Islam. The Prophet Muhammad predicted that idol worship would return to Arabia before the Day of Judgment, signaling a decline in true faith. He also foresaw Islam being marginalized, much as it was in its early days.

These prophecies urge Muslims to uphold the true teachings of Islam and unite in protecting its values. They also raise concerns about Saudi Arabia’s international relationships and their impact on Islamic unity and holy sites.

As Muslims, it’s our duty to preserve the purity of our faith and stand against deviations. Let’s pray that the Saudi government reconsider its position and safeguard Islam’s sanctity. May Allah guide us all to righteousness and keep our faith strong. Ameen.