المرأة في النقوش الثمودية والصفوية

Abstract EN

This study aimed at highlighting some multiple issues related to the woman who have enjoyed a high position in the societies of the northern Arabian Peninsula, especially the community (Thamudic and Safavid), as indicated by the female names in those societies, which were often derived from good plants, fragrant smells and wonderful looks or names distinguished by virtuous qualities, as inscriptions (the Thamuditais and the Safavids) confirm that women formed half of the society through their participation in making civilization and practicing all activities where they played a great role as a writer, and artists, in addition to being a mother, wife, sister and daughter, as well as she had freedom and rights to own everything, as some owned livestock and worked as shepherds and hunters, in addition to their role in religious life where some women assumed positions through what was found on inscriptions, plus offerings and alms that were offered by woman to deities (Thamudia and Safavid) and her love for those deities.