Wahhabis, while dividing monotheism into "divine monotheism", "divine monotheism" and "monotheism of names and attributes" and interpreting divine monotheism as "monotheism in creation, ownership and planning", claim that polytheists of the Prophetic era believed in divine monotheism, and the point The main conflict between monotheists and polytheists is considered to be religious monotheism (divine monotheism). Wahhabis use this issue as a prelude to excommunication of Muslims. Through the present essay, which is organized with the descriptive-analytical method and with the aim of presenting and evaluating this theory, it becomes clear that on the one hand, the Wahhabi's point of view in the interpretation of the monotheism of God is not compatible with the explanations of lexicographers and even Sunni commentators and theologians. On the other hand, despite their point of view, many verses testify to the polytheism of the polytheists of the prophetic era; As the verses argued by them also do not indicate their claims. On the third hand, despite their claims, the verses of the Qur'an and historical reports show the formation of many deviations throughout history, in the domain of divine monotheism. On the fourth hand, based on historical reports, polytheists of the prophetic era considered idols to be lords. From the collection of these materials, the weakness of the Wahhabi perspective and their monotony in the interpretation of the Qur'anic verses are revealed.