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Tomb of Hz. Amr ibn al As رضي الله عنه

A wealthy member of the Banu Sahm clan of the important tribe of Quraysh, Hz. Amr ibn al As رضي الله عنه accepted Islam in 629–630 and was Sent to Oman, in southeastern Arabia, by Hz. Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, he successfully completed his first mission by converting its rulers to Islam

Egypt and Turkey

Grave in Cairo (Real authentic burial Site)

Coordinates: 30.004452, 31.260983

Grave in Turkey

Coordinates: 41.022349, 28.976847

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Selimiye Mosque

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