Mythology of the religions of the Near East before Islam

The research that we seek to uncover and announce its emergence regarding the beliefs of the Qarmatian Hima and their religions openly, we gain new concepts for understanding the political movements and the doctrinal Islamic factions that emerged in Iraqi Swad, and therefore we cannot interpret the opinions and actions of these groups except by returning to understand the essence of the beliefs of the ancestors and erasing the doctrinal heritage in that Hima and its influential boundaries. And consequently, and without dispute, the doctrinal and religious heritage prior to Islam has effects on many Islamic intellectual groups with different orientations, and to understand any problem in their opinions, it is necessary to return to the ancestors to understand the connotations and meanings and to clarify the goals and objectives. It is also essential to point out the need to avoid treating Islamic theological and doctrinal groups as separate fields from each other and as entirely distinct structures, and what must be taken into account in modern discussions and studies is accepting the overlap between different opinions and doctrinal approaches and their interconnectedness in various ways without exclusion or marginalization.