Saliha, Safad
Saliha, Safad connects to 1599 places across 11 topics through 38 connections, led by history and government. The village lies one kilometer south of the Lebanon border. A 1920 boundary agreement placed it in the French Mandate of Lebanon, and it was transferred to British control in 1924. Its inhabitants had been Twelver Shia, linked to Jabal Amil, before the 1948 Palestine war. Many other connections involve Ottoman figures named Saliha, which ties it to Istanbul.
Jabal Amil
Connects Saliha, Safad to: Israel | Palestine | Lebanon | Nabatieh, Lebanon
French Mandate for Syria and the Lebanon
Connects Saliha, Safad to: Syria (region) | Democratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria | Afrin, Syria | Palmyra (modern), Syria
Dome of Soltaniyeh
Connects Saliha, Safad to: Italy | Iran | Tabriz, Iran | Bursa, Turkey | Soltaniyeh, Iran
Halime Sultan
Connects Saliha, Safad to: Egypt | Istanbul, Turkey | Erzurum, Turkey | Handan, Hebei | Manisa, Turkey
Nakşidil Sultan
Connects Saliha, Safad to: France | Paris, France | Turkey | Istanbul, Turkey
Suleiman II of the Ottoman Empire
Connects Saliha, Safad to: Serbia | Bulgaria | Belgrade, Serbia | Istanbul, Turkey | Edirne, Turkey
Mahmud I
Connects Saliha, Safad to: Cambridge, England | Turkey | Istanbul, Turkey | Mecca, Saudi Arabia | Edirne, Turkey
Mihrimah Sultan (daughter of Suleiman I)
Connects Saliha, Safad to: Poland | Hungary | Croatia | Istanbul, Turkey | Lithuania
Manohara Odelia Pinot
Connects Saliha, Safad to: France | Paris, France | Singapore | Indonesia | Malaysia
Music of Tunisia
Connects Saliha, Safad to: Paris, France | Spain | Portugal | Algeria | Libya
Mustafa III
Connects Saliha, Safad to: London, England | Paris, France | Oxford, England | Russia | Berlin, Germany
Mustafa II
Connects Saliha, Safad to: Poland | Vienna, Austria | Hungary | Serbia | Istanbul, Turkey