God alkitbaa in Nabatiyeh religious beliefs
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This study deals with the Nabatean deity Ketubai, who is considered one of the sacred deities in the Nabatean society, as they had the god of writing and blogging and his function was linked to commercial activity as he was the codification god for their commercial transactions. The study is divided into five demands (the emergence and development of religious thought at the Nabateans, the origins of the divine god, the archaeological discoveries To the God of the Ketubai, the God of the Ketubai and his effect on the life of the Nabataeans, the God of the Ketubai in the Nabataean inscriptions).
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