The opposition of the Qurasyh to the holy prophet (SAW) was due among other things to

hakmuz

1 year ago

Why do you keep picking Wrong answers?
Option B: "the familiarity with Christianity" is not correct because the Quraysh’s opposition to the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was not based on their knowledge of Christianity.

Here's why:
Limited familiarity: While some individuals among the Quraysh may have had some awareness of Christianity (especially through trade or travel), the majority were polytheists and deeply rooted in idol worship. Their religious structure centered around the Kaaba and the many idols within it.

Religious threat: The real issue was that Islam, like Christianity, promoted monotheism, which directly challenged their polytheistic beliefs and threatened their religious and economic power—not because they knew or were influenced by Christian teachings.

Economic and social control: The Quraysh feared losing control over the religious center of Arabia and the associated trade and influence, which was a socio-economic concern, not a theological one based on Christianity.

So, B is incorrect because their opposition wasn’t due to Christian teachings or influence, but because Islam threatened their traditional beliefs, economic interests, and political power.
so, should be C.