("Mukram’s Camp"), formerly a town built on the site of a camp pitched by an Arab leader named Mukram whom al-Ḥad̲j̲d̲j̲ād̲j̲ had sent to Ḵh̲ūzistān to suppress a revolt near al-Ahwāz. This camp or cantonment adjoined the ruins of Rustam Ḳawād̲h̲ (corrupted by the Arabs into Rustaḳubād̲h̲), a Sāsānian tpwn which the Muslim Arabs had destroyed. ʿAskar Mukram was situated on both sides of the Masruḳān canal (the modern Āb-i Gargar) just above the point where it now flows into the S̲h̲aṭayṭ (= S̲h̲…