Some Manifestations of Polytheism in Common Traditions in Afghan Society
Abstract
Polytheism manifests in prevalent customs and traditions in forms that can affect sincere faith. These manifestations polytheism include superstitions, reliance on non-divine supernatural forces, and rituals that imply dependence on entities other than God. Such behaviors may lead to deviation from monotheism and negatively impact society. A scientific analysis of these phenomena is essential to identify weaknesses and propose effective solutions to strengthen monotheistic beliefs. A thorough examination of these issues can contribute to raising awareness and correcting false beliefs.

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