Pre-Islamic desert residents prayed to many gods, and Islam conformed to many of the early Arab beliefs and religious practices of Arabia. The first Arabs built a cathedral for many gods; The holiest is Kaaba in Mecca, a large granite rock that in one corner has a black stone, perhaps a meteorite. Flight attendant And she lived happily ever after poster. It is uncertain whether Kaaba is for al-Llah the main deity of Saudi Arabia, or for Hubal one of the lower-rank gods. Ancient Middle East people often worship fragments from meteorites; Elagabalus, the Roman silk-loving emperor, described in the Introduction, was a Syrian who started his career as a monk at the head of a temple of heavenly vestige in the town of Emesa ( now Homs in Syria). When he became emperor, he frightened the Romans with the stone and built another temple for it in the capital.
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