Basra

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Basra is a historic port city in southern Iraq, strategically located near the Persian Gulf and long significant as a commercial and cultural hub of the region.



Referenced by (38)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Battle for Basra (2003)
Battle for Basra (2003) ("Basra Governorate")
Operation Charge of the Knights
Operation Charge of the Knights ("Basra Governorate")
location
Southern Iraq
Southern Iraq ("Basra Governorate")
contains
Light Dragoons ("Basra, Iraq")
Welsh Guards ("Basra, Iraq")
notableDeployment
Rabia al-Adawiyya
Sibawayh
regionOfActivity
Abdullah ibn Ibad
associatedWith
Ibn al-Haytham
birthPlace
Basra ("Basra Governorate")
capitalOf
Islamic Golden Age
centerOfActivity
Abbasid Caliphate
culturalCenter
Sibawayh
educatedIn
Indian Expeditionary Force D ("Basra (early campaign)")
garrisonOrHeadquarters
Persian Gulf states
hasKeyPortCity
Southern Iraq
hasMajorCity
Dicle
hasMajorCityOnBanks
Iraqi Jews
historicallyCenteredIn
Persian Corridor
keyPort
Basra school of grammar
locatedIn
Basra ("Basra Governorate")
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory
Shaibah Logistics Base
locatedNear
Republic Day (Iraq)
locationOfCelebration
Operation Telic ("Basra Governorate")
mainAreaOfOperations
Umayyad Caliphate
majorPortCity
Shatt al-Arab
nearbyCity
Operation Telic ("Basra Air Station")
notableBase
Shatt al-Arab
passesThrough
Tigris
passesThroughCity
Rabia al-Adawiyya
placeOfOrigin
Indian Expeditionary Force D
primaryBaseOfOperations
al-Hallaj
residence
Amarah
roadConnection
Mesopotamian Arabic
spokenInCity
Operation Charge of the Knights ("Basra urban area")
theater

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