Consider Ayat 57 Of Surat Zariyat.

[Abu Fauzi]

As-Salaam alaikum,
In verse/ayat 57 of chapter 51 of the Holy Qur'an, that is Surat Zariyat, Allah Ta'ala says:--


"No sustenance do I require of them, nor do I require
that they should feed Me." (51:57).

This establishes the fact that Almighty Allah is free of needs and by definition beyond the concerns of whether man worships or serves Him or not. Man, however, for his/her own sake, needs to establish a relationship to Allah. This relationship is that of Abudiyyah (Servitude).. says the Holy Qur'an:--

"I have only created jinns and men, that they may serve Me." (51:56)

Hidden, but discernible in this unique relationship of abject servitude, only to Allah, is the secret of the ultimate freedom of man from all other types of bondage. This servant of Allah, His sincere bondsman, is free of all earthly gods and goddesses... be they of power, wealth, beauty, race or color.
We must Serve Allah Ta'ala and turn to Him for guidance in all our endevours.

[Ghost1987]

The arabs believed in Allah yet did shirk

They believed Allah created them
Provided for them

But they would take intercessors with Allah....