Enter the forgotten religious world of ancient Qataban through a comprehensive grimoire of history, devotion, invocation, protection, prosperity, justice, land magic, and practical ritual.

The Complete Grimoire of Qataban is a large modern occult reconstruction inspired by the epigraphic, archaeological, and historical record of ancient Qataban and the wider cultures of ancient South Arabia. The manuscript deliberately distinguishes surviving historical evidence from modern ritual construction rather than presenting newly created ceremonies as ancient survivals.

At the center of the work are the principal divine powers ʿAmm, Anbay, ʿAthtar, and Hawkum. ʿAmm is approached for protection, household stability, continuity, livelihood, boundaries, and safe return; Anbay for truth, justice, contracts, legal matters, fair judgment, and divination; ʿAthtar for prosperity, opportunity, elevation, growth, and open roads; and Hawkum for wisdom, leadership, strategy, disciplined action, negotiation, and the successful completion of undertakings.

Readers learn how to build a modern Qatabanian house shrine, work with stone, water, lamps, incense, offerings, written petitions, dedications, vows, sacred boundaries, and devotional records. The book also explores Warafu and land protection, local goddesses and divine powers, ancestor remembrance, household magic, and the sacred geography of Timnaʿ.

The practical system includes rites for protection, employment, prosperity, business, property, contracts, justice, fair hearings, false accusations, negotiation, family peace, travel, household stability, leadership, decision-making, road opening, land blessing, and long-term projects. Each operation is paired with practical action so that ritual remains connected to ordinary responsibility.

Major workings include the Sevenfold Invocation Formula, Forty-Night Devotion of ʿAmm, Court of Anbay, Thirty-Day Cycle of Right Order, Seven Steps of Wise Command, Thirty-Day Discipline of Hawkum, and the House of Wise Command.

Richly illustrated with modern devotional artwork, ritual diagrams, shrine layouts, working models, and historical notes, this book functions as both a practical grimoire and a study of reconstructed South Arabian sacred practice.

A substantial working volume for practitioners of paganism, reconstructionist spirituality, ceremonial magic, deity work, ancient religions, and historically informed occultism.