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'''Shaykhān Cemetery''' (Persian:{{ia|قبرستان شیخان}})is an ancient cemetery located near the [[Holy shrine of Lady Fatima al-Ma'suma (a)]] in [[Qom]]. It memorializes the lives of six notable scholars of different historical periods. Currently, over six hundred grand religious figures and scholars are buried there including [[Al-Mirza al-Qummi]], [[Zakariyya b. Adam]], [[Zakariyya b. Idris]], [[Mirza Jawad Maliki Tabrizi]] and [[Muhammad Husayn al-Tuni|Ayatullah Fadil al-Tuni]]. | '''Shaykhān Cemetery''' (Persian:{{ia|قبرستان شیخان}})is an ancient cemetery located near the [[Holy shrine of Lady Fatima al-Ma'suma (a)]] in [[Qom]]. It memorializes the lives of six notable scholars of different historical periods. Currently, over six hundred grand religious figures and scholars are buried there including [[Al-Mirza al-Qummi]], [[Zakariyya b. Adam]], [[Zakariyya b. Idris]], [[Mirza Jawad Maliki Tabrizi]] and [[Muhammad Husayn al-Tuni|Ayatullah Fadil al-Tuni]]. | ||
In addition, seven of those who were [[martyred]] in the event of seventh of Tir 1360 (June 28, 1981) as well as tens of people who were martyred in [[Iran-Iraq war]] are buried there. Shaykhan Cemetery is revered highly amongst ethics scholars. | In addition, seven of those who were [[Martyrdom|martyred]] in the event of seventh of Tir 1360 (June 28, 1981) as well as tens of people who were martyred in [[Iran-Iraq war]] are buried there. Shaykhan Cemetery is revered highly amongst ethics scholars. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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===Martyrs in Shaykhan Cemetery=== | ===Martyrs in Shaykhan Cemetery=== | ||
Seven of those who were martyred in the explosion of Islamic Republic's office in the event of seventh of Tir (June 28, 1981) are buried in western part of Shaykhan Cemetery. Also tens of people who were [[martyred]] in Iran-Iraq war are buried there as well. | Seven of those who were martyred in the explosion of Islamic Republic's office in the event of seventh of Tir (June 28, 1981) are buried in western part of Shaykhan Cemetery. Also tens of people who were [[Martyrdom|martyred]] in Iran-Iraq war are buried there as well. | ||
==Shaykhan Cemetery in Religious Scholars' Perspective== | ==Shaykhan Cemetery in Religious Scholars' Perspective== | ||