Sulaymaniyah, Iraq

Iraq

Sulaymaniyah, Iraq connects to 6621 places across 19 topics through 93 Bunkabop connections, with government and history accounting for the bulk of its ties. The city shares many connections with neighboring Iraq, Iran, and Baghdad, reflecting its position within the broader Kurdish political and cultural sphere. Its literature connections include Ibrahim Ahmad, a Kurdish writer born in Sulaymaniyah during the Ottoman era. The city was known as Zamwa before its foundation in 1784, and the Sulaymaniyah Museum holds a connection to Al-Lat, a deity also venerated in Palmyra.