Gabriel of Beth Qustan
Bishop and saint in Christianity
Born
None
None years ago
Died
December 23rd, 668
1356 years ago — None years old
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Leaders & Politicians
Country
Iraq
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Served as a bishop in the region of Beth Qustan during the early medieval period. Recognized for contribution to the Christian faith and leadership within the church. His ministry included guiding the local community in spiritual matters and education. Died on December 23, 668, leaving a legacy that would influence subsequent generations of church leaders.
Bishop of Beth Qustan
Recognized as a saint in Christianity
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