Tanta, Egypt
Egypt
Tanta, Egypt connects to 5124 places across 20 topics through 132 Bunkabop connections, with history and government forming the largest clusters. The city's Sufi heritage anchors a strong thread of religion connections: Ahmad al-Badawi, a 13th-century figure who founded the Badawiyyah order, is buried at Tanta's Ahmad al-Badawi Mosque. It shares many connections with Cairo and Alexandria, and its links span events from the 1919 Revolution to the 2017 Palm Sunday church bombings.
Ali Bey al-Kabir
Connects Tanta, Egypt to: Nablus, Palestine | Old City of Nablus, Palestine
Georges Daressy
Connects Tanta, Egypt to: Deir El Bersha, Egypt | Abu Tesht, Egypt
convent school
1923 Constitution of Egypt
Connects Tanta, Egypt to: Egypt | Gharbia Governorate
Ahmad al-Badawi
Connects Tanta, Egypt to: Gharbia Governorate | Shuhada, Egypt
Tanta University
Connects Tanta, Egypt to: Egypt | Alexandria, Egypt
Maria Judite de Carvalho
Connects Tanta, Egypt to: Lisbon, Portugal | Seara, Brazil
Al-Mustansir Billah
Connects Tanta, Egypt to: Baghdad, Iraq | Gharbia Governorate
Egyptian Revolution of 1919
Connects Tanta, Egypt to: Cairo, Egypt | Gharbia Governorate
Royal Moroccan Air Force
Connects Tanta, Egypt to: Western Sahara | Meknes, Morocco
Ali Abu el-Fotoh
Connects Tanta, Egypt to: Paris, France | Girga, Egypt
Abbas II of Egypt
Connects Tanta, Egypt to: Gharbia Governorate | El Matareya, Egypt