الأوضاع التعبدية التي أظهرها الفن الصخري في مصر و شمال أفريقيا خلال العصر الحجري الحديث

Abstract EN

Worship in general is the acting of certain practices and rituals that express the pray to God and sanctifying him, in order to know what worship was during the Neolithic period, it is necessary to know the movements and nodes which expressed about it by the first man through rock art, thus, any physical movement, whether it ahead nodded, hand movement, or raising the arm, all these movements consider a kind of body language, which had its significance in non-verbal communication to express human beliefs during the Neolithic period, especially in Egypt and North Africa.

The article is considered one of the most important studies which tries to clear the human behavior during that period and translates his thoughts by clarifying the rock art, to understand his religious thoughts by this kind of unwritten interaction.

The article aims to study the devotional statuses discovered through rock art and inscriptions dating back to the Neolithic period, whether in Egypt or North Africa, to show these types and their importance, and to know the differences and similarities between them and their purpose.

Among the most important results of this study that human was prayerful instinctively, he worshiped god hence his first life and he expressed that through the rock art which he left on the walls of caves and rock shelters, The study also proved that the worship statues during the prehistoric times were largely similar to the current statutes of worship.