Allat

E196149

Allat is an ancient Arabian goddess associated with fertility, war, and protection, widely worshipped across pre-Islamic northern Arabia and the Syrian-Mesopotamian region.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Allat canonical 1
Allatu 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf deity
goddess
associatedDeity Manat
al-Uzza
associatedWith fertility
protection
war
culture ancient Arabian religion
pre-Islamic Arabian religion
epithet al-Ilahat
equatedWith Aphrodite
linked to: Astarte

Astarte
Atargatis
Athena
Ishtar
linked to: Inanna
function fertility goddess
protective deity
war goddess
gender female
hasAttribute fertility power
martial power
protective power
iconography accompanied by lions
armed goddess
seated on a throne
influencedBy Mesopotamian religion
Syrian religion
languageOfName Arabic
memberOf trinity of Meccan goddesses
mentionedIn classical Greek sources
classical Roman sources
pre-Islamic Arabian inscriptions
nameMeaning the Goddess
patronage cities such as Palmyra
oases
tribal protection
religiousRole major goddess in pre-Islamic Arabia
religiousTradition pre-Islamic Arabian polytheism
typeOfCult temple-based worship
tribal cult
veneratedBy Arab tribes
Palmyrenes
linked to: Palmyra
worshipCenter Palmyrene temples
Taif sanctuary
worshipPeriod pre-Islamic era
worshipRegion Hijaz
linked to: Hejaz

Palmyra
Syrian-Mesopotamian region
Taif
northern Arabia
linked to: Northern Arabia

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Hatra otherDeityVenerated Allat
Ereshkigal equatedWith Allatu
linked to: Allat