Human beings, who think there are beings who have hidded powers in the world except themselves, have been seeking help from mysterious beings in all difficulties faced by shaping their life in this way. Based on the argument that knowing the origin of something is to subject that thing, human beings who communicate with metaphysical beings by using some magical words creates the cultural codes of religious, magical beliefs and practices. Some of the folk beliefs which are among the categories of Folklore consist of religious-magical elements. These elements, which are effective in shaping culture and tradition, have survived to the present day through the filter of history. Human beings have tried to benefit from the powers of supernatural beings by dealing with many events that they cannot explain or control from a magical-religious perspective in their lifes. Sometimes they have used magical words to avoid being harmed by these forces. Beliefs and practices about supernatural beings, which were first practiced through words, have begun to take a different form with the invention of writing, and the written form of these processes has been put into practice in the form of carrying and keeping. Over time, applications have been determined in accordance with the purpose writing ink with the day and time of writing in order to increase the effectiveness of these processes. Folk beliefs, which we encounter in every aspect of social life, also show themselves in commercial entablishments. In addition to the letters and symbols such as vefk, talisman, cedvel, prepared in accordance with the purpose and intention, the writing, including prayers and verses from Quran, are placed on the walls of the businesses in the form of tables/wallboards. In this article, the magical-religious tables, wallboards and writings that decorate the walls of businesses in Erzurum city center will be examined in terms of folk beliefs.