Dream - Prophet Ismail is the son of Prophet Ibrahim. The story of Prophet Ismail is very popular among Muslims. Especially when Prophet Ismail willingly sacrificed himself to be slaughtered by his father. In addition, there are still many stories that Muslims need to know. One of them is about the descendants of Prophet Ismail who worshiped stones. How could Prophet Ismail, who was obedient to Allah SWT, have descendants who worshiped stones? Well, this started when the descendants of Prophet Ismail were involved in conflicts in Mecca. Eventually, they scattered to several countries to seek their livelihoods. To find out the complete story, here is a summary compiled by Dream from various sources.

Because of the large number of descendants of Prophet Ismail, there arose conflict and warfare among them, leading to their expulsion from Makkah. Eventually, they decided to seek livelihood in other countries. However, when the descendants of Prophet Ismail left, they also brought along stones from Makkah as a way to alleviate their longing for Makkah.

That they do with the assumption as when circumambulating around the Kaaba. They consider it a good deed as well as a reminder of the Kaaba and Mecca that are always glorified. Over time, the stone itself becomes their object of worship. Until finally, the descendants of Prophet Ismail forget the religion taught by their ancestors, namely the religion brought by Prophet Ibrahim and Prophet Ismail. In the book written by Ibn al-Kalbi, it is explained: "Let them be like the nations that have passed before them."

Through the descendants of Prophet Ismail, Adnan was born from that lineage. From Adnan, many children were born, one of whom is the most famous, Ma'idd. Ma'idd's son, named Nizar, gave birth to Mudhar. Then, from the descendants of Mudhar, Fihir bin Malik was born. The descendants of Fihir bin Malik gave birth to one of the great tribes in Arabia, even the noblest, namely the Quraysh tribe. Unfortunately, they worshiped idols as intermediaries with Allah SWT. As it is known, Allah SWT does not need an intermediary in the form of lifeless objects.