Arabowie oddawali cześć Słońcu, Księżycowi, drzewom, źródłom i kamieniom; liczne przekazy podkreślają rolę kultu ciał niebieskich.
Naczelne bóstwa staroarabskie to: Hubal Al-Uzza Al-Lat Manat
Zobacz też religia Sumerów religia starożytnego Egiptu imiona Boga w judaizmie religie prehistoryczne
Przypisy http://www.nineveh.com/Assyrians%20after%20Assyria.html Parpola, Simo (1999). "Assyrians after Assyria". Assyriologist. Journal of Assyrian Academic Studies, Vol. XIII No. 2,. The gods Ashur, Sherua, Ishtar, Nanaya, Bel, Nabu and Nergal continued to be worshiped in Assur at least until the early 3rd century AD; the local cultic calendar was that of the imperial period; the temple of Ashur was restored in the 2nd century AD; and the stelae of the local rulers resemble those of Assyrian kings in the imperial period. Dalley, Stephanie, Mari and Karana: Two Old Babylonian Cities (2002),
Smith, Mark S., The origins of biblical monotheism: Israel's polytheistic background and the Ugaritic texts, Oxford University Press, 2001. J. Pons, Review of G. Pettinato, A. Alberti, Catalogo dei testi cuneiformi di Tell Mardikh - Ebla, MEE I, Napoli, 1979, in Études théologiques et religieuses 56 (1981) 339-341. .