Possible tomb of ibn Athir (قبر بن أثير) also known as the 'tomb of the Daughter' (قبر البنت) is located in the city of Mosul, Iraq. He was buried in a cemetery after his death and over the years the cemetery continued to shrink and eventually diappeared leaving the Ibn Athir's tomb standing alone. He was buried near the Sinjar Gate.
circa 100 CE
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