Fallen Hero Masoumeh Ebrahimi; Mother
Death معصومه ابراهیمی تازه آبادی گلوندانی 48 years old in Iran Tehran Fallah
Written by: Roodabeh
The Night Iran Was Wounded Again The protests of January 2026 (Dey 1404), which devolved into unprecedented violence with the arrival of the Islamic Republic's repressive forces, were not merely a political event; they were a human catastrophe. In less than forty-eight hours, thousands of defenseless protesters across the country lost their lives—a slaughter whose scale was only partially revealed by videos released from the Kahrizak forensic morgue. In these videos, long lines of men's bodies could be seen. But a bitter, heavy question began to form in the public's mind: Where are the women's bodies? The answer from one of the doctors present at Kahrizak was shocking: They're keeping the women's bodies inside the hall—separate, hidden from view. Masoumeh Ebrahimi: A Mother Who Left for Her Homeland and Never Returned Masoumeh Ebrahimi, 47, originally from Rasht and a resident of Tehran, was one of those women whose body was being held in the women's purification hall. On January 8th (the 18th of Dey), the night of her daughter's birthday, she left home "to pay her debt to the homeland." She had set her daughter's birthday cake aside so they could celebrate upon her return. But she…
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