A cinematic opening begins with a slow aerial shot over ancient Makkah during the late evening, the desert city glowing under soft teal-blue shadows and warm torchlight. The old stone Kaaba stands at the center of the settlement, built from rough natural rocks without a black covering, surrounded by numerous carved idols placed throughout the courtyard. The atmosphere feels spiritually divided and historically authentic. HDR lighting captures every surface in cinematic detail—stone textures, drifting dust, worn pathways, and flickering firelight reflected across mud-brick homes and crowded market streets. The camera slowly descends into the Kaaba courtyard with smooth cinematic motion. Groups of people from that era gather around the idols, shown closely and realistically—faces expressive, emotionally invested, historically accurate Arabian clothing flowing naturally in the desert breeze. Some people bow before the statues, others place offerings near them, while traders and travelers move through the surrounding market streets. The scene then shifts into a symbolic visual sequence showing purity and honesty without directly depicting Prophet Muhammad (SAW). The camera focuses on subtle moments happening within the environment: idols standing motionless in torchlight while one clean untouched pathway remains empty beside them, untouched by worshippers. The lens glides slowly past the idols without showing any person bowing on that clear path, symbolizing distance from false