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The correct answer is "zaman kebodohan dan kegelapan". This phrase translates to "the era of ignorance and darkness" in English. It refers to the period of time before the advent of Islam, when people were believed to be living in a state of ignorance and moral darkness, lacking guidance and knowledge of the true religion.

The given answer, "perselisihan antar suku" (inter-tribal disputes), is a logical explanation based on the information provided in the question. It states that the Arab society during the period of jahiliyah (ignorance) took pride in their tribes and desired to be rulers, which often led to conflicts and disputes between different tribes. This explanation aligns with the context of the question and the characteristics of the Arab jahiliyah society.

The correct answer is "padang pasir" because the majority of the Arabian Peninsula is covered by desert, specifically the Arabian Desert. This region is known for its vast stretches of sandy dunes and arid conditions, making it a classic example of a desert landscape.

The correct answer is "menghormati tamu". This is because in Arab culture before Islam, hospitality and respect for guests were highly valued. It was seen as a noble virtue to welcome and take care of guests, providing them with food, shelter, and protection. This tradition of hospitality is deeply rooted in Arab society and continues to be an important aspect of their culture today.

The given answer suggests that one of the bad habits of pre-Islamic Arab society was not giving birth to baby girls. This is because in pre-Islamic Arab culture, having a baby girl was considered a burden and a source of shame. Baby girls were often buried alive or abandoned. However, it is important to note that this practice was not exclusive to pre-Islamic Arab society and was prevalent in various other cultures as well.

The correct answer is 360 buah. This answer suggests that the total number of idols collected from all the pre-Islamic Arab tribes was approximately 360. This indicates that idol worship was prevalent in the Arabian Peninsula before the advent of Islam.

The correct answer is bani Hasyim, bani Muthalib, dan bani Kilab. This answer is correct because it lists the correct bani (marga) of the Suku Quraisy in Mekkah. The bani Hasyim, bani Muthalib, and bani Kilab were prominent clans within the Suku Quraisy and played significant roles in the history of Mekkah and the rise of Islam.

The given statement is incorrect. The correct answer is not "putra putri Tuhan" (sons and daughters of God). The correct answer is not available.

Amru bin Luhay created a large idol named Hubal.

Amru bin Luhay adalah pembuat berhala yang berasal dari Balka, Syam.