As long as the Arabs and their caravans were on the move, they had nothing in front of them to guide them in their travels in the desert except the stars, complete darkness during their captivity, and there was no sign in front of them except the stars. They see the star (Al-Farqad) and they know the direction of the north, and they see the stars (Al-Shairi) and (Al-Ramaida) and they weave legends around them, and they see the stars (Al-Nasreen Al-Muqabbin) so they know their directions and sweeten their night by telling stories about them and tales. those signs.

Islam came and confirmed their method for them (and signs and by the star they are guided), so the direction of their qiblah was determined through the stars and the times of their trade and transactions through the stars, then the years and events rotate and Muslims forget their culture in the science of stars and how their method was, as nothing remains of it except the special bodies of the stars in their decorations.

This is not the end of the story, but rather the beginning of a larger story:

(Hijri calendar and the end of the legend)