ʿAmr ibn Luhay al-Khuzaʿī
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ʿAmr ibn Luhay al-Khuzaʿī was a pre-Islamic Arab chieftain traditionally regarded in Islamic sources as the leader who introduced idol worship into Mecca and altered the pure monotheistic faith of Abraham among the Arabs.
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| ʿAmr ibn Luhay al-Khuzaʿī canonical | 1 |
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