Libingang Ibn Babawayh

Ang Libingang Ibn Babawayh (    o  ), binaybay din bilang Ebn-e Babviyeh,  Ebn-e Babooyeh, ay matatagpuan sa Iran sa bayan ng Rey (na ngayon ay nasa loob ng kalakhang pook ng Dakilang Tehran).

 Deskripsiyon 
Ang sementeryo ay pinangalanan mula sa pinakatanyag na mananakop, si Ibn Babawayh (d.991 CE) isang iskolar ng Islamikong Shia . Nagturo siya sa Baghdad at nanirahan sa Rey sa pagtatapos ng kanyang buhay. Ang kanyang mga gawa (higit sa 300 dami) ay ginagamit bilang wastong mapagkukunan sa Palabatasan . Ang kanyang pinakatanyag na libro ay Man La-yahzar al-faqih . Namatay siya noong 381 AH at ang kanyang libingan ay nasa Ebn-e Babooyeh. 

Maraming mga kilalang Irano sa larangan ng palakasan, panitikan, sining, kultura, relihiyon, at politika ang inilibing doon. Ang dahilan dito ay si Rey ay isang Shiite pilgrimage site dahil sa Shah-Abdol-Azim shrine, na humantong sa maraming banal na tao na mailibing malapit sa lugar na ito.

 Mga kilalang libing 

 Ibn Babawayh (d. 991) – iskolar noong panahong medyebal
 Tughril (900–1063) – tagapagtatag ng Imperyong Seljuk 
Abdolbaghi Monajjembashi (fa) (d. 1859) – politiko
 Vahdat Kermanshahi (fa) (1825–1883) – manunula
 Gholamreza Esfahani (fa) (1830–1887) – kaligrapo
 Abolhassan Jelveh (fa) (1823–1897) – mistiko
 Mohammad-Taher Mirza (fa) (b. 1835) – prinsipe at iskolar
 Mohammad-Hossein Foroughi Zoka ol-Molk (fa) (1839–1907) – politiko
 Mohammad Kermanshahi (fa) (1827–1908) – manggagamot
 Abulfazl Angha (fa) (1850–1915) – pinunong Sufi
 Hossein Ardabili (1880–1918) – politiko
 Mohammad-Bagher Khosravi Kermanshahi (fa) (1849–1919) – manunulat
 Fazlollah Aq-Evli (fa) (1886–1920) – Gendermerie officer
 Mirzadeh Eshghi (1894–1924) – journalist
 Ali-Naghi Ganjei (fa) (1872–1929) – pulitiko
 Yahya Marvasti (fa) (1875–1929) – pulitiko
 Yahya Kashani (fa) (1873–1930) – journalist
 Parvaneh (Batoul Rezaei) (fa) (1910–1933) – singer
 Ashrafeddin Gilani (1870–1934) – journalist and poet
 Asadollah Kharaqani (fa) (1838–1936) – scholar
 Firouz Nosrat od-Dowleh III (1889–1937) – pulitiko
 Fathollah Khan Akbar (1855–1938) – prime minister (1920–21)
 Hadi Tajvidi (fa) (1893–1939) – writer
 Mohammad-Ali Foroughi (1877–1942) – scholar and prime minister (1925–26), (1933–35) and (1941–42)
 Hassan Razzaz (fa) (1878–1942) – wrestler
 Karim Rashti (fa) (d. 1944) – pulitiko
 Fasihozzaman Shirazi (fa) (1861–1945) – poet
 Hassan Esfandiari (1867–1945) – speaker of the Majles (1935–43)
 Fatemeh Sayyah (fa) (1902–1947) – scholar
 Abdol-Razzaq Baghayeri (fa) (1869–1953) – scholar
 Hossein Samiei (1876–1953) – pulitiko
 Hossein Fatemi (1918–1954) – pulitiko
 Fakhr od-Dowleh Qajar (1883–1955) – Qajar princess
 Abdollah Razi (fa) (1894–1955) – writer
 Ali-Akbar Dehkhoda (1879–1956) – journalist and scholar
 Mohammad-Sadegh Koupal (fa) (1893–1956) – IIAF general
 Ahmad Bahar (1889–1957) – pulitiko
 Roshanak Noedoust (fa) (1898–1957) – journalist
 Mohammad-Ali Eghbal (fa) (d. 1958) – pulitiko
 Ebrahim Hakimi (1871–1959) – prime minister (1945–46) and (1947–48)
 Hossein Kouhi Kermani (fa) (1897–1959) – poet
 Amir Amir-Alam (fa) (1876–1961) – pulitiko at director of Red Lion and Sun Society
 Rajab-Ali Khayat (fa) (1883–1961) – mystic
 Mohammad-Hassan Shamshiri (1897–1961) – businessman
 Hadi Ranji Tehrani (fa) (1907–1961) – poet
 Javad Fazel Larijani (fa) (1916–1961) – writer
 Mahvash (Masumeh Azizi Boroujerdi) (1920–1961) – singer
 Abolhassan Khanali (fa) (1932–1961) – scholar
 Mohammad Shahbakhti (fa) (1886–1962) – army general
 Mahmoud Mahmoud (1882–1965) – writer
 Parkhideh (Nourolhoda Mozaffari) (fa) (1913–1965) – actor
 Sadeq Amani (1930–1965) – terrorist
 Morteza Niknejad (1942–1965) – terrorist
 Mohammad Bokharaei (1944–1965) – terrorist
 Reza Saffar Harandi (1946–1965) – terrorist
 Jabbar Baghtcheban (1886–1966) – scholar
 Ali Heyat (fa) (1888–1966) – pulitiko
 Fakhr-e-Ozma Arghun (fa) (1898–1966) – poet
 Hossein Behzad (1894–1968) – painter
 Gholamreza Takhti (1930–1968) – wrestler
 Rokneddin Mokhtari (1887–1970) – head of National Police and musician
 Abdollah Moazzami (1909–1971) – pulitiko
 Ahmad Nazerzadeh Kermani (fa) (1913–1976) – poet
 Morshed Cheloyi (fa) (d. 1978) – mystic
 Ali-Akbar Derakhshani (fa) (1896–1978) – army general
 Nasser Moghaddam (1921–1979) – army general and head of SAVAK
 Mohammad-Reza Ameli Tehrani (1927–1979) – pulitiko
 Gholam-Hossein Minbashian (fa) (1907–1980) – pulitiko
 Asadollah Rashidian (1922–1980) – pulitiko
 Sadegh Ghotbzadeh (1936–1982) – pulitiko
 Mohsen Foroughi (fr) (1907–1983) – architect
 Mohammad-Ali Riazi Yazdi (fa) (1911–1984) – poet
 Abol-Qasem Payandeh (fa) (1911–1984) – writer
 Khoshdel Tehrani (fa) (1914–1986) – poet
 Heydar Reghabi (fa) (1933–1987) – poet
 Kazem Sami (1934–1988) – politician
 Abbas Yamini Sharif (fa) (1919–1989) – scholar
 Mehdi Khaledi (fa) (1919–1990) – musician
 Hassan Sadat Naseri (fa) (1925–1990) – scholar
 Ataollah Zahed (fa) (1915–1991) – actor
 Mohammad Mohit Tabatabaei (fa) (1901–1992) – scholar
 Gholamhossein Sadighi (1905–1992) – politician
 Ghanbar Rahimi (fa) (1918–1992) – philanthropist
 Abol-Qasem Anjavi Shirazi (fa) (1921–1993) – scholar
 Hadi Eslami (fa) (1939–1993) – actor
 Ahmad Hashemi (fa) (1939–1993) – actor
 Ali-Akbar Kaveh (fa) (1894–1990) – calligrapher
 Ali-Akbar Ghaffari (fa) (1924–2004) – writer
 Rahim Moazzenzadeh Ardabili (1925–2005) – moazzen
 Mehdi Dadpey (fa) (1940–2019) – air force general

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