Tarim, Yemen
Tarim, Yemen
Tarim, Yemen shares 38 connections with 3608 other places across 10 topics, led by religion, history, and government. It is described as the theological, juridical, and academic center of the Hadhramaut Valley. Its links reach back to the Ridda wars after 632, when its citizens stood with Abu Bakr, and forward to communist rule under the National Liberation Front. Yemen, India, Syria, and Egypt each share many connections with it, and its architecture shows hybrid influences from various regions.
Zaidiyyah
Connects Tarim, Yemen to: Semnan, Iran | Dhamar Governorate
Ridda wars
Connects Tarim, Yemen to: Deir ez-Zor, Syria | Al-Jawf Province
Thamudic
Connects Tarim, Yemen to: Al-Jawf Province | Tabuk, Saudi Arabia
National Liberation Front (Yemen)
Connects Tarim, Yemen to: Yemen | Aden, Yemen | Bayhan district
Al Mahrah Governorate
Connects Tarim, Yemen to: Dhofar | Hawf | Nishtun, Yemen
architectural
Connects Tarim, Yemen to: Mosul, Iraq | Galle, Sri Lanka | Melk, Austria | Fairfield Glade, Tennessee
theological
Connects Tarim, Yemen to: Bristol, England | Mashhad, Iran | Hamilton, Massachusetts | Kagoro, Nigeria
Eastern Mediterranean
Connects Tarim, Yemen to: Israel | Athens, Greece | Lebanon | Nicosia, Northern Cyprus | Paphos, Cyprus
caliph
Connects Tarim, Yemen to: Egypt | Mashhad, Iran | Deir ez-Zor, Syria | Najd, Saudi Arabia | Al-Jawf Province
modernist
Connects Tarim, Yemen to: Moscow, Central | Fort Worth, Texas | Benghazi, Libya | Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina | Maputo, Mozambique
Aristocracy
Connects Tarim, Yemen to: Germany | Oxford, England | Russia | Rome, Italy | Sweden
Aden Protectorate
Connects Tarim, Yemen to: United States | India | Oxford, England | Cambridge, England | Egypt