الإعجاز البياني في تصوير أصنام مشركي العرب في القرآن الكريم

الملخص EN

The Holy Qur'an mentions many of the idols and deals with them in many verses in different contexts.

The rhetorical arts vary in the manner that corresponds to the nature of each idol and its worshipers.

The research has an introduction and two dimensions.

The first dimension is devoted to study the most important and famous Arab idols before Islam, which are not mentioned in the Holy Qur'an.

The second dimension include the studying of the miraculous declaration in the portrayal of the Arab idols (Lat, Al-Uzzi, and Manna).

The research ends with the following results: many of the commentators say that the reason for mentioning these idols is that they are the greatest idolaters of the polytheists, But there are other idols which are more important than those such as the idol "Hubble", and that the reason for not mentioning any of them is that they are placed inside the Sacred House Or elsewhere in Mekka, or that Prophet (PBUH) breaks them with his hand or someone breaks them in the his presence.

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