Ayatullah Allamah Hilli has stated in the book of Aizahul
Ishtibah1 that I found in handwriting of Safiuddin bin
Muhammad, that he said: Informed me Burhanuddin Qazwini,
may Allah increase his good sense, that he said: I heard Sayyid
Fadlullah Rawandi say: A leader named Akbur entered.
One of us said: This is pronounced with ‘a’ on the Ain.
The Sayyid said: Do not say this, but pronounce it as Ukbur.
In the same way, our teacher, Shaykh Harun Moosa bin
Talukuburi pronounced as such and said: In a village of
Hamadan, called Varsheed, reside the descendants of this Ukbur,
from whom are Iskandar bin Darbis2 bin Ukbur and he was a
righteous ruler, who saw the Qaaem (a.s.) a few times.
He has also narrated from Sayyid Fazlullah that Ukbur,
Maawi, Dabyan and Darbis were Shia rulers in Iraq and their
prominent leaders, who were accorded great honor, was Iskandar
as mentioned before. End.
Khunsar implies a lofty station and his honor in the view of
people that whenever they want they count the elders; they began
with him as is the custom of the people of that place that when Ashtar Nakhai and a religious person.1
He has mentioned: Rulers of the pious, Tajuddin Mahmud
and Bahauddin Masud and Shamsuddin Muhammad were the
sons of Amir Iskandar bin Zayed Darbis. And those three
persons, who have narrated from him in Izaah, are famous as
jurists and religious people
Al-Fehrist (Muntajibuddin), p. 124