Khuzestan province

Iran

Khuzestan province, in southwestern Iran, shares 113 connections with 4294 other places across 17 topics, spanning ancient empires, military conflict, and language. History and military topics dominate, and the province shares many connections with Iraq and Syria through overlapping political and historical threads. The Elamite Empire established the first large-scale empire here in the 4th millennium BC. After the 359 CE Siege of Amida, Rome's captured population was deported to the province. Khuzestani Arabic, a South Mesopotamian dialect, continues to be spoken by the area's Iranian Arab community.

Siege of Amida (359)

Connects Khuzestan province to: Iran | Diyarbakır, Turkey

Mohsen Heidari Alekasir

Connects Khuzestan province to: Qom, Iran

Jameh Mosque of Shushtar

Connects Khuzestan province to: Iran | Shushtar, Iran

Fazlollah Zahedi

Connects Khuzestan province to: United States | Tehran, Iran

Alexander III of Macedon

Connects Khuzestan province to: Bandar Abbas, Iran | East Azerbaijan province

Yuhanna ibn Bukhtishu

Connects Khuzestan province to: London, England | Baghdad, Iraq

Seyyed Ali Shafiei

Connects Khuzestan province to: Najaf, Iraq | Ahvaz, Iran | Dezful, Iran

Jameh Mosque of Dezful

Connects Khuzestan province to: Iran | Dezful, Iran | Dezful County

Jameh Mosque of Khorramshahr

Connects Khuzestan province to: Iran | Khorramshahr, Iran | Khorramshahr County

Majlis of Iran

Connects Khuzestan province to: Razavi Khorasan province | South Khorasan province | North Khorasan province

Ahvaz Jundishapur University of Medical Sciences

Connects Khuzestan province to: Iran | Ahvaz, Iran | Behbahan, Iran

Mohammad Ali Mousavi Jazayeri

Connects Khuzestan province to: Iran | Shushtar, Iran | Nematollah, Iran

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