However, Amr has fallen during this battle,"The fall of Persia", Vol. 2, ed. Sayyid Ali Al-Jumjumani Along with his comrade Tulayha.Islamic desk reference, By E. J. van Donzel, pg.458 Abu al-Farraj recorded Amr were buried along with Nu'man, the Rashidun supreme commander who also fallen during this battle. Other record has reported Amr were fallen in the year 21 AH in a place called Ruzah between Ray and Qom, and was buried there. Abu al-Faraj al-Isfahani on the other hand reported from witness named Khalid ibn Qatan that Khalid had meet with Amr, who still lived during the caliphate of Uthman. although it has deemed dubious as the narrator chain were weak. Meanwhile, there are other similarly dubious account recorded by Abu Hanifa Dinawari which sourced from al-Farra that Amr ibn Ma'di-Yakrib still lived during the reign of Mu'awiyah. According to Abu Hanifa, al-Farra account were ambiguously traced to untraceable source.
