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Ignatius Abraham bar Garib

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Church
  
Syriac Orthodox Church

Installed
  
1381

Place of birth
  
Diyarbakır

See
  
Mardin

Predecessor
  
Ignatius Shahab

Term ended
  
1412

Successor
  
Ignatius Behnam Hadliyo

Ignatius Abraham bar Garib was Patriarch of Mardin from 1381 until his death in 1412.

Biography

Abraham was born in the fourteenth century in the city of Amid, son of Quriaqos, son of Garib. Like his brother Joseph, he became a monk at Monastery of Mor Hananyo where he was later ordained priest before 1355. In 1375, Abraham succeeded his brother as metropolitan of Amid, upon which he assumed the name Cyril.

During this time Abraham compiled a liturgy containing anaphoras of the Church Fathers, including an anaphora written by his brother, Joseph. As well as this, Abraham wrote a husoyo before he was consecrated as Patriarch of Mardin in 1381.

References

Ignatius Abraham bar Garib Wikipedia