Question

why did the quraysh tribe in mecca not like that muhammad was preaching monotheism?
mecca was a site of pilgrimage for many people to travel there for shrines of their gods in the kabah, and they didnt want to lose the economic boost from pilgrimages.
monotheism convinced others to no longer travel to mecca.
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Explanation:

The Quraysh tribe controlled Mecca, which relied economically on polytheistic pilgrims visiting the idols in the Kaaba. Muhammad's monotheism threatened this income source, as it rejected the polytheistic shrines that drew pilgrims and brought economic activity. The second option is an oversimplification; the core concern was protecting their existing economic livelihood from pilgrimages, not an immediate end to travel.

Answer:

A. Mecca was a site of pilgrimage for many people to travel there for shrines of their gods in the Kabah, and they didn't want to lose the economic boost from pilgrimages.