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1. Abraham (PBUH) & The Idol-worshippers The Quran narrates the story of Prophet Abraham (PBUH) with the idol worshippers in various Surahs such as Surah Maryam and Surah Al-Anbyaa’. The story starts when Prophet Abraham (PBUH) tried to convince people to worship Allah (SWT) only and leave away worshiping idols. He counted Allah’s favors and reminded them of His unlimited power. Allah is The Creator, The Sustainer, and The Powerful. On the Other hand, Idols cannot harm or benefit anyone rather than being Gods themselves. However, people rejected his call and made fun of him. Prophet Abraham (PBUH) wanted to practically teach people that idols cannot even defend themselves. He went to their idols, destroyed them, left the biggest one safe, and hung the ax on him. When people found out what had happened, they called Prophet Abraham (PBUH) and he replied: “The biggest idol is the one who did it, go ask them if they can reply!” This made them wonder and think they were false. However, they insisted on their shirk and aimed to punish Prophet Abraham (PBUH) by putting him on fire. Allah (SWT) saved him and made the fire cool for him where he got out of the fire safely and miraculously by the will of Allah (SWT)! The learned lessons: • Allah (SWT) is The only One God. • Call people to Islam through wisdom. • Allah (SWT) saves believers in life and the hereafter