The Thamudic script, the North Island or the Badia script is a collective designation for a group of North Island inscriptions used by the ancient Arabs of the Arabian Peninsula, which are simple, and they also used many different scripts for notation. The traditional line of reference. The "Thamudiyya/Al-Jazirah" inscription is a designation for one of the primitive types of writing that was found throughout the Arabian Peninsula. They were called by specialists to a group of written inscriptions awaiting translation. It is written in several dialects of the ancient South Arabian language in the Arabian Peninsula. Some specialists have called it "Thamudi". In this experience, you will be able to learn and read the Thamudic language of Wadi Rum, which is taught by a Bedouin instructor.

First of all, welcome and drink Arabic coffee

Then explain about the experience

Then start learning the basics of the Thamudic language

Then write the name in the Thamudic language