Alilat

Alilat is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.

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Origin

Alilat, more commonly known as Allat or al-Lat (اللات al-Lat, presumed to be a feminine form of 'Allah'), is an Arabian goddess who was worshiped in various parts of the Arabian Peninsula, including Mecca, before the advent of Islam. She was considered one of the three chief goddesses of the pre-Islamic Arabian pantheon, alongside al-Uzza and Manat. Worshippers of Alilat often associated her with fertility, the earth, and feminine qualities, though different tribes had their own representations and beliefs associated with her. However, deities of Arabian paganism, including Alilat, lost their significance in the 7th century following the prophet Muhummad's revelations and the rise of Islam, a faith which condemned the worship of idols other than Allah the one God.

Design

Alilat is a large cubic stone covered in red engravings which resemble a feminine figure.

Gameplay

For complete gameplay information, see Gameplay:Alilat.

Compendium

Compendium Entries
Shin Megami Tensei V	The Arabian mother goddess also known as Allat. She was thought to reside in the Black Stone at the Kaaba, where she and her son, Dusura, were worshiped by desert nomads.
Persona 3 Reload	The Arabian mother goddess, also known as Allat. The Black Stone at the Kaaba was thought to be her residence. She and her son, Dushara, were worshiped there by desert nomads.
Persona 4	The Arabian mother goddess, also known as Allat. The Black Stone at the Kaaba was thought to be her residence. She and her son, Dusura, were worshipped there by desert nomads.
Persona 5 Royal	The Arabian mother goddess also known as Allat. She was thought to reside in the Black Stone at Kaaba. She and her son, Dusura, were worshipped there by desert nomads.
Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth	The Arabian mother goddess, also known as Allat. The Black Stone at the Kaaba was thought to be her residence. She and her son, Dusura, were worshiped there by desert nomads.

Nomenclature

Alilat (Greek: Ἀλιλάτ, romanized Alilát) is the Greek name of Arabian goddess Allat or al-Lat (Arabic: اللَّات, romanized al-Lāt) as attested in Herodotus' Histories.

Names in Other Languages
Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	アリラト Arirato	Alilat
Japanese	退廃の偶像Persona 5 Royal (Shadow) Taihai no Gūzō	Idol of Decadence
Simplified Chinese	阿利拉特 Ālìlātè	Alilat
Simplified Chinese	颓废的偶像Persona 5 Royal (Shadow) Tuífèi de Ǒuxiàng	Decadent Idol
Traditional Chinese	威靈 Wēilíng	Powerful Spirit
Traditional Chinese	頹廢的偶像Persona 5 Royal (Shadow) Tuífèi de Ǒuxiàng	Decadent Idol
French	Al-Lat
French	Usurpateur décadentPersona 5 Royal (Shadow)	Decadent Usurper
German	Alilat
German	Dekadenter falscher GottPersona 5 Royal (Shadow)	Decadent False God
Italian	Allat
Italian	Falso dio decadentePersona 5 Royal (Shadow)	Decadent False God
Korean	알릴라트 Allillateu	Alilat
Korean	퇴폐頹廢의 우상偶像Persona 5 Royal (Shadow) Toepye-ui Usang	Idol of Decadence
Polish	Alilat
Brazilian Portuguese	Alilat
Russian	Аллат Allat	Allat
Spanish	Alilat
Spanish	Dios falso decadentePersona 5 Royal (Shadow)	Decadent False God
Turkish	Alilat