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| Al-Jallad 2026b | Al-Jallad, A. A Safaitic abecedary in the Greek letter order: implications for the phonology of both languages and pre-Islamic Greek-Arabic language contact. Pages 5-27 in I. Sluiter and W. de Waal (eds.), Anchoring the Innovation of Writing (Euhormos). Leiden: Brill, 2026. | |
| Al-Jallad 2026a | Al-Jallad, A. Seeking refuge and the Ǧinn: Two Safaitic lexicographical notes. Semitica et Classica, 2026a. | |
| Al-Jallad 2025f | Al-Jallad, A. Seeking refuge and the Ǧinn: two notes on Safaitic lexicography. Semitica et Classica 18, 2025f: 59-64. | |
| Al-Jallad 2025e | Al-Jallad, A. Preliminary Notes on Script 2 of the Dhofari Epigraphic Complex: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17276961. | |
| Al-Jallad 2025d | Al-Jallad, A. The Decipherment of the Dhofari Script: Three halḥam abecedaries and the first glimpses into the corpus. Jaarbericht Ex Oriente Lux (JEOL) 49, 2025d: 119-147 | |
| Al-Jallad 2025c | Al-Jallad, A. Ancient Allah: An Epigraphic Reconstruction. Journal of Semitic Studies, 2025c: 1-56. | |
| Al-Jallad 2025b | Al-Jallad, A. Towards the decipherment of Thamudic D: an identification of new phoneme-glyph values and letter shapes. Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, 2025b: 1–29 | |
| Al-Jallad 2025a | Al-Jallad, A. The Epigraphy of the Tribe of ʿĀd [النقوش القديمة التي تذكر عاد]. Athīrat: Journal of Ancient Arabia, 1(1-2), 2025a: 281-289. | |
| Al-Jallad 2025 | Al-Jallad, A. 2025. Towards the Decipherment of the Dhofari Alphabets – A halḥam Abecedary. Pre-Print Copy published on Zenodo on June 5, 2025. | |
| Al-Jallad 2022c | Al-Jallad, A. The Inscription of Ẓāʿen son of Keḥsemān and Knowledge of Greek Among the Nomads east of Ḥawrān, Adumatu, 23 (2022c): 23-28. | |
| Al-Jallad 2022b | Al-Jallad, A. Jesus in Arabia: Tracing the Spread of Christianity into the Desert. Biblical Archaeology Review, spring 2022b: 40-46. | |
| Al-Jallad 2022a | Al-Jallad, A. The religion and rituals of the nomads of pre-Islamic Arabia: A reconstruction based on the Safaitic inscriptions. (Ancient Languages and Civilizations, 1). Leiden: Brill, 2022a. | |
| Al-Jallad 2021d | Al-Jallad, A. “On the Origins of the God Ruḍaw and Some Remarks on the Pre-Islamic North Arabian Pantheon.” Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society 31(3), 2021d: 559–71 | |
| Al-Jallad 2021c | Al-Jallad, A. The history of the am-definite article - South Arabian or Arabic? Zeitschrift für Arabische Linguistik 73, 2021c: 53-70 | |
| AWKh | Al-Jallad 2021b | Al-Jallad, A. The particle ʿkdy in the Namārah inscription and a new interpretation of line 4. Journal of Semitic Studies 66.2, 2021b: 363-378 |
| Al-Jallad 2021a | Al-Jallad, A. The ‘One’ God in a Safaitic Inscription. Eretz-Israel 34, 2021a: 37-48. | |
| ASWG | Al-Jallad 2020c | Al-Jallad, A.M. The Seven Stars, Allāt from ʿmn and Dusares from rqm: a new Safaitic astronomical text.Semitica et Classica 13, 2020c: 303-314 |
| AMAD | Al-Jallad 2020b | Al-Jallad, A.M. The month ʾdr in Safaitic and the status of spirantization in ‘Arabian’ Aramaic. Aramaic Studies 28, 2020b: 147–170 |
| Al-Jallad 2020a | Al-Jallad, A. 2020. The Damascus Psalm Fragment Middle Arabic and the Legacy of Old Ḥigāzī, with a contribution by R. Vollandt. Chicago: OI, 2020a | |
| Al-Jallad 2019a | Al-Jallad, A. Safaitic. Pages 342-366 in J. Huehnergard and N. Pat-El (eds.), The Semitic Languages. London: Routledge, 2019a. | |
| Al-Jallad 2018c | Al-Jallad, A. What is Ancient North Arabian? Pages 1-45 in D. Birnstiel and N. Pat-El (eds.), Re-Engaging Comparative Semitic and Arabic Studies. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 2018 | |
| Al-Jallad 2018a | Al-Jallad, A. The earliest attestation of laysa and the implications for its etymology. Pages 111–119 in Macdonald, M.C.A. (ed.), Languages, scripts and their uses in ancient North Arabia. (Supplement to volume 48 (2018) of the Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies). Oxford: Archaeopress, 2018a |