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Sargis Bkheera was a Nestorian Assyrian monk and also the teacher of Muhammad. They met each other in Bosra.
References
- "Bosra". Syria Gate - Carol Miller.
- "Prophet MUHAMMAD". Anwary Islam.
External links
- Timeline of Assyrian History
- The Story of Monk Sargis-Bahirâ: Early Christian-Muslim Encounters
- A Monk of Beth Hale and an Arab Notable (post-717)
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