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	~~Sheykhan~~ Cemetery is an ancient cemetery near the [[Holy shrine of Lady Fatima al-Ma'suma (s)]] in [[Qom]]. It has the graves of six notable scholars of different historical periods. Currently over six hundreds of grand religious figures and scholars are buried there including [[Al-Mirza al-Qumi]], [[Zakariyya Ibn Adam]], [[Zakariyya ibn Idris]], [[Mirza Jawad Maliki Tabrizi]] and [[Ayatullah Fadil al-Tuni]]. In addition, seven of those who were martyred in the event of seventh of Tir 1360 (June, 1981) as well as tens of people who were martyred in Iran-Iraq war are buried there. Shaykhan Cemetery is regarded highly amongst ethics scholars.		Shaykhan Cemetery is an ancient cemetery near the [[Holy shrine of Lady Fatima al-Ma'suma (s)]] in [[Qom]]. It has the graves of six notable scholars of different historical periods. Currently over six hundreds of grand religious figures and scholars are buried there including [[Al-Mirza al-Qumi]], [[Zakariyya Ibn Adam]], [[Zakariyya ibn Idris]], [[Mirza Jawad Maliki Tabrizi]] and [[Ayatullah Fadil al-Tuni]]. In addition, seven of those who were martyred in the event of seventh of Tir 1360 (June, 1981) as well as tens of people who were martyred in Iran-Iraq war are buried there. Shaykhan Cemetery is regarded highly amongst ethics scholars.

	==History==		==History==