Fallen Hero Hassan Fallah
Death Hassan Fallah 45 years old in Iran Karaj Mesbah Intersection
Written by: Javid
"Should other people's sons take a bullet, but not mine? Should other people's children be killed, while I stay alive?" Hassan Fallah had said these words many times. Those who knew him said this was no mere slogan for him; it was how he lived his life. He had been seen standing alongside the people in the protests of previous years as well, and whenever he felt he needed to raise his voice, he refused to remain silent. Hassan, born on 21 September 1980 (30 Shahrivar 1359), was originally from Shahabad (Islamabad-e Gharb, Kermanshah) and lived in Karaj. He was a shopkeeper and had pursued bodybuilding professionally for years. Rather than by his trade, many of his friends knew him primarily as an athlete. He was a husband and the father of one child, and everyone around him knew of his love for Esteghlal. On the evening of 8 January 2026 (18 Dey 1404), just like before, he joined the people in the protests. Near the Mesbah Intersection in Karaj, as the crowd moved toward the fences surrounding the Mosalla, a sniper's bullet struck his thigh, severing the main artery in his leg. Hassan fell to the ground, but despite the severe bleeding, he tried to roll away from the line of fire t…
حسن فلاح · کرج · کرمانشاه · شاهآباد
