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== Demise and Burial == | == Demise and Burial == | ||
Bishr passed away in 227 AH in Baghdad and was buried in Bab al-Harb of Baghdad. His demise is also mentioned in 226 AH in Merv. Ibn Kathir considered the first report more reliable. In some of the regions of Iran such as Anar in Kerman, Bijar in Kurdestan and Gotvand in Khuzestan, there are tombs attributed to him. | Bishr passed away in 227 AH in Baghdad and was buried in Bab al-Harb of Baghdad. His demise is also mentioned in 226 AH in Merv. Ibn Kathir considered the first report more reliable. In some of the regions of Iran such as Anar in Kerman, Bijar in Kurdestan and Gotvand in Khuzestan, there are tombs attributed to him. | ||
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