More information on pagan faiths can be found here. According to Wikipedia, there are quite a few sun gods, and a number of mythologies and religions that believed in them. It is even a part of Hinduism.
Some Pagan Traditions Believe the God is represented in the Sun, and The Goddess Is Represented in the Moon.
Pharaoh Aten....?
they worshiped the sun god.not the sun
In Egypt.
They worshiped the sun god kulkulkan
Amaterasu is the worshiped Japanese sun goddess.
The festival was called Inti Raymi, and it involved the worship of the sun. A number of ancient religions worshiped either the sun or the moon (or both).
RA - the Sun God
He prayed and worshiped Allah, asked for forgiveness and looked upon the matters.
Prophet Muhammad destroyed all the idols around Kaaba that were worshiped by pre-Islam people.
Allah is not prophet. Allah is God in Arabic. Allah is the Creator with no partner, no son, no father, no companion, no associate, and no equivalence. He is the same God worshiped in Christianity and Judaism as well as Islam. Accordingly, Ishmael (or Ismael) worshiped Allah as the one and only one God.
The Sun
Islam is a religion, a way of life. It is not worshiped. ALLAH (Arabic translation of God) is worshiped in Islam. ALLAH is worshiped according to His commands in Quran, God revelation to Prophet Mohamed (peace upon him) through angel Gabriel (Jibril), and per the guidelines and commands provided by prophet Mohamed (peace be upon him). Islam is an Arabic word and means, in its broader sense, full submission and surrender to ALLAH (God). It is the mission of all prophets since start of mankind.
Almost all tribes in the Americas had dieties that represented the sun among other dieties. Some of the Plains tribes still do the Sun Dance. I can think of no tribe that "worshiped" in the English use of the word, the sun.