Fallen Hero Abbas Ghanbari
Death Abbas Ghanbari 37 years old in Iran Shiraz Qasr-e Dasht
Written by: Nafas
He was a father, a son, a husband; he was Abbas Ghanbari. A 37-year-old man from Shiraz, a native of Qasrodasht, an engineer, and the owner of a shop in Guyom. Yet before any title or profession, he was the father of a 5-year-old girl—a man who saw all his dreams reflected in her future and strived to build a better tomorrow. Like so many people across Iran, Abbas took to the streets holding onto the hope of a freer future and a more dignified life for his child. He stepped forth not for violence, but to give voice to the longings held deep within the hearts of countless Iranian citizens. His wish was an Iran where his daughter could live in safety, peace, and hope. On January 8, 2026 (18 Dey 1404), during the protests in Shiraz, Abbas was outside the Guyom police station. According to published reports, he was targeted by direct fire from repressive forces, and a bullet striking his heart brought an end to his life. And so, the man who had walked out into the streets for his daughter's future never returned home again. Following his death, Abbas's body was withheld by security agencies for 9 days, throughout which his family waited in agony for their son to be returned. At last, h…
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