Wazirabad, Pakistan
Pakistan
Wazirabad, Pakistan connects to 954 places across 12 topics through 37 Bunkabop connections, with history and government as the largest topic groups. Its strongest overlaps are with Punjab, Lahore and Pakistan. The connections include politicians, an Urdu novelist and a painter born in or near the city. Evidence describes Wazirabad as the city of cutlery. A hadith scholar from Amritsar moved there to study, and the family of Ata ul Haq Qasmi settled there after 1947 before moving to Lahore.
Omer Sarfraz Cheema
Connects Wazirabad, Pakistan to: Pakistan | Punjab, Pakistan | Gujranwala District
Hamid Nasir Chattha
Connects Wazirabad, Pakistan to: Pakistan | Punjab, Pakistan | Lahore, Pakistan | Chatha, India
Mazhar ul Islam
Connects Wazirabad, Pakistan to: Pakistan | Punjab, Pakistan | Lahore, Pakistan | Barish, Lebanon
Raja Mehdi Ali Khan
Connects Wazirabad, Pakistan to: India | Delhi, India | Punjab, Pakistan | Sapna, Bosnia and Herzegovina | Gujranwala District
Sanaullah Amritsari
Connects Wazirabad, Pakistan to: India | Pakistan | Jammu, India | Amritsar, India | Gujranwala, Pakistan
Ata ul Haq Qasmi
Connects Wazirabad, Pakistan to: India | Pakistan | Norway | Thailand | Punjab, Pakistan
Allah Bakhsh (painter)
Connects Wazirabad, Pakistan to: India | Pakistan | Punjab, Pakistan | Lahore, Pakistan | Jammu, India
cutlery
Connects Wazirabad, Pakistan to: Rhode Island | Eskilstuna | Greenfield, Massachusetts | Little Valley (village), New York | Fulton, New York
Krishan Chander
Connects Wazirabad, Pakistan to: India | Pakistan | Delhi, India | Mumbai, India | Punjab, Pakistan
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2012
Connects Wazirabad, Pakistan to: Pakistan | Afghanistan | Punjab, Pakistan | Lahore, Pakistan | Peshawar, Pakistan
University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore
Connects Wazirabad, Pakistan to: London, England | India | Manchester, England | Pakistan | South Carolina
Noon Meem Rashid
Connects Wazirabad, Pakistan to: London, England | New York City, New York | India | Pakistan | Iran