What religions traditions were practiced on Arabian Peninsula before 570?

Before 570 CE, the Arabian Peninsula was home to a variety of religious traditions. Many tribes practiced polytheism, worshiping a multitude of deities, with the Kaaba in Mecca serving as a central sanctuary for various gods. There were also communities of Jews, particularly in the north, and Christians in the region, influenced by the Byzantine Empire. Additionally, some Arabs engaged in animistic beliefs, venerating natural elements and ancestral spirits.