The theme of this research aims to discuss a new vision for the rock 
Art that have puzzled archaeologists and spread in the mountains of 
Wadi Fatima and its various branches in the city of Jeddah, Saudi 
Arabia. The study dealt with seven sites of rock Art in the vicinity of 
the city of Jeddah, four of which were published in Atlal Magazine 
No. 11, where they are represented respectively in the first site; “Jabal 
Al-Qasab" on the highway of Jeddah-Taif, about 60 km southeast of 
Jeddah, the second site; “Bremen" located in the north-east of Jeddah, 
the third site; “Abhr" located northwest of Jeddah, which is destroyed,
and the fourth site; "Umm Hablain" located north-east of Jeddah. It is 
worth mentioning that the study will be re-analyzed the sceneries and 
inscriptions to have new analyzes for some mysterious scenes that 
were not discussed in the study published in Atlal Magazine No. 11, 
such as the strange "Umm Hablain site" scene, where the study will be 
interpreted as one of the jumping rituals on the animal of Eland. 
Spread in Africa, especially in Namibia, which has many ritual 
indications referred to in the text of the study, this in addition to the 
translation of the surrounding Thamudic inscriptions, which have not 
been translated and investigated before.
As for the other three unpublished sites, they are represented 
respectively in the Fifth site known as the inscriptions of Wadi Hura, 
located to the north-east of Al-Jumum. The Sixth site known as the
rock drawings in the Khuzam Palace Historical Museum, which were 
found in a place near Salman Bay located in the north of Jeddah, on 
one of the rocky hills in the Abhr area.