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a way that it had become rich and prosperous. There were beautiful
homes with the fine gardens and gold and silversmiths were kept
busy fashioning expensive jewelry and trinkets. Allah had been very
generous indeed to them but most of its citizens were so ungrateful
that they turned away from Him. Such was their ingratitude that they


and their forefathers had built ornate temples and worshiped
Waddan, Suwa'an, Yaghutha, Ya'uqa or Nasra and carved idols to
represent them.

To be a priest in such a temple meant power, respect and influence in
the community and so when Noah started to preach against their
gods they and their followers felt threatened and became outraged.

Their tremendous wealth had turned them to be proud and arrogant
so they were under the false impression that their prosperity was due
entirely to their own making and not that of Allah.