Hismaic
Hismaic is an ancient North Arabian script used in the Hisma region, an area encompassing parts of southern Jordan, northwestern Saudi Arabia, and northeastern Egypt. This script emerged sometime in the pre-Islamic period, with inscriptions dating from the 1st century BCE to the 4th century CE. Hismaic inscriptions are primarily found on rocks and archaeological sites within this geographical zone.
The script itself is an alphabet, meaning each symbol represents a consonant, though some vowels can be