@Leadfoot,
Not necessarily.
The thing is, God is present through people. That all members of the Church are part of the Body of Christ, that God is able to speak through humans, and that God's love can be mirrored (imperfectly) through human relationships. That God is with us.
Islam rejects this idea in basically all its scripture. There is a movie called the Perfect Stranger (There's also confusingly a horror film with a similar name without "the") where Jesus invites a married gal to a date at an Italian restaurant. His motive was not to adultery tho (btw, he looks similar to her husband in a few ways), and actually to impress on his some religious truths and convince her to stop working for the corrupt law firm that she knows is about to have issues. One of the points that Jesus makes is about Islam and how its greatest problem isn't violence. He asks her her deepest desire. She gets a funny look on her face, but when he asks more generally. She says, in general, she wants to be loved, but Jesus asks her if anyone including her husband has been able to love her perfectly. she shakes her head, and Jesus explains that there is a sort of God-shaped missing piece in all of us. But to a Muslim who only has the remote aloof version of God, not a personal relationship with God, this dream is totally hopeless.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9HYOdPPvjrc
It's when we forget about God, and just worship sex that there is a problem. Islam doesn't actually avoid this problem, but instead walks right into it, by treating women almost as sex slaves, while refusing to identify with their humanity. Yes, the romance genre of books and movies objectifies women. Yes, many people indeed have unrealistic expectations. But it is still sizably better than having 4 wives and treating all of them like either chattel or sex slaves. Islam fails first to treat God as part of humanity ( sealing Allah's irrelevance as someone too aloof to have any bearing on our lives), and then proceeds to treat women as not human.
As a song goes, "God is love, and where true love is, God himself is there."
The point being that yes, when you treat women as an object of desire, you make them a living idol against God. But when you remember that God lives in others, you worship God by correctly loving your wife/husband as they deserve.