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The 36 pages that link to Arabian Peninsula, each with the reason it gives.

• MuhammadNarrower topic: Its tribal networks, trade routes, and religious communities formed the wider setting of Muhammad’s life.

• Saudi ArabiaNarrower topic: Saudi Arabia occupies most of this peninsula and shares its climate and regional geography.

• Arabian PlateBroader topic: It is the largest landmass carried by the Arabian Plate.

• Horn of AfricaRelated: Short sea crossings have connected Horn societies with Arabia for centuries.

• BedouinNarrower topic: Many Bedouin lineages and cultural traditions are connected to the peninsula.

• OmanNarrower topic: Oman occupies its southeastern edge, where the peninsula meets the Indian Ocean.

• Ridda WarsRelated: The campaigns brought many Arabian tribes under the caliphate’s political authority.

• AsiaBroader topic: It anchors Asia’s arid southwest and links the continent to Africa.

• YemenNarrower topic: Yemen occupies the peninsula’s southwestern corner.

• Pre-Islamic ArabiaNarrower topic: Its deserts, coasts, and highlands shaped routes and settlement before Islam.

• Abrahamic religionsRelated: Islam arose in western Arabia, where older Jewish, Christian, and local traditions were present.

• NajdNarrower topic: Najd occupies the peninsula’s central interior.

• Gulf of AqabaNarrower topic: The gulf lies between this peninsula and Sinai.

• DohaNarrower topic: Qatar and Doha occupy its northeastern edge.

• Arab identityCompared with: The peninsula is a historical homeland, but Arab identity extends far beyond it.

• Middle EastBroader topic: Its states form a major geographic and political core of the region.

• DhowNarrower topic: Its coastal societies formed one major center of dhow use and shipbuilding.

• Nabataean KingdomNarrower topic: The kingdom’s people, commerce, and political reach connected Petra with northern Arabia.

• NabataeansNarrower topic: Nabataean origins and commercial routes were tied to the peninsula’s communities and geography.

• MyrrhRelated: Its ancient routes carried myrrh and other aromatics between southern Arabia and Mediterranean markets.

• DromedaryRelated: This region was central to dromedary domestication and early use.

• Arabian horseRelated: The breed originated in this region's societies and environments.

• PeninsulaBroader topic: It is the world’s largest peninsula by area.

• Arabic coffeeNarrower topic: The preparation is rooted in the peninsula, with recipes and customs varying across its communities.

• Lakhmid KingdomNarrower topic: The kingdom formed part of the peninsula’s pre-Islamic political landscape.

• MancalaRelated: Historical accounts and material evidence connect sowing games with parts of the peninsula.

• West AsiaBroader topic: It forms the southern core of West Asia, including several major states.

• ArabsBroader topic: The peninsula is the historical homeland from which Arab populations and Arabic spread.

• Hamadryas baboonRelated: Hamadryas baboons also occur in the peninsula’s southwestern highlands.

• Near EastBroader topic: It marks the southern extent of broader definitions of the region.

• Al-Qassim ProvinceNarrower topic: Al-Qassim's climate and inland position reflect the peninsula's arid interior.

• Arabian oryxNarrower topic: Its arid landscapes define the oryx’s native habitat.

• Eastern ArabiaNarrower topic: Eastern Arabia is one coastal region within this broader geographic unit.

• MacraméRelated: The word macramé is commonly traced to an Arabic term associated with fringes or decorative edging.

• Peninsular ArabicNarrower topic: Its geography provides the broad area in which these Arabic varieties developed.

• South ArabiaNarrower topic: South Arabia is its southern region, with landscapes and histories distinct from the north.