Qatif
Saudi Arabia
Qatif, in eastern Saudi Arabia, holds 59 connections with 2354 places across 11 topics, concentrated in history, religion, and nature. It is the center of Shia Muslim population in Saudi Arabia. Its connections reach across the Gulf to Bahrain and Egypt, reflecting its role as part of the historical core of the Eastern Province. Qatif's past also runs through military history: in 1550 the Ottoman governor of Basra captured its fort through bribery, and a Portuguese-led fleet challenged Ottoman control the following year.
Siege of Qatif (1551)
Connects Qatif to: India | Basra, Iraq
Bani Khalid
Connects Qatif to: Al-Ahsa Governorate | Freiha, Qatar
Bani Hajer
Connects Qatif to: Al Wakrah, Qatar | Al Khor (city), Qatar
Abu Sa'id al-Jannabi
Connects Qatif to: Kufa, Iraq
Tarout Island
Connects Qatif to: Dammam, Saudi Arabia | Uqair, Saudi Arabia
Abu Hadriyah Highway
Connects Qatif to: Dammam, Saudi Arabia | Jubail, Saudi Arabia | Saihat
Al-Ahsa Governorate
Connects Qatif to: Najd, Saudi Arabia | Dammam, Saudi Arabia | Al-Kharj
History of the oil industry in Saudi Arabia
Connects Qatif to: Egypt | Saudi Arabia | Ethiopia | Baghdad, Iraq
COVID-19 pandemic in Saudi Arabia
Connects Qatif to: China | Saudi Arabia | Mecca, Saudi Arabia | Wuhan, Hubei
Bahrain and its Dependencies
Connects Qatif to: Qatar | Kuwait | Bahrain | Oman | Mesaimeer
Qarmatians
Connects Qatif to: Damascus, Syria | Suez, Egypt | Bahrain | Jeddah, Saudi Arabia | Kufa, Iraq
Eastern Arabia
Connects Qatif to: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia | Uqair, Saudi Arabia | Salamiyah, Syria | Al-Awamiyah