Qom, Iran

Iran

Qom, Iran holds 257 Bunkabop connections with 4452 other places across 22 topics, with religion and government forming its two dominant clusters. Tehran and Isfahan carry the heaviest shared city-level ties, while Najaf, Iraq reflects the cross-border weight of Shia scholarship. The death of Fatimah bint Musa in the city in 816-17 anchored Qom's place in Shia religious geography. Mongol armies under Jebe and Sübedei destroyed the city in 1224, a rupture that echoes through the history connections.