The narrative of Fallen Hero Ishaq Qanbarnia; father of two children

Death Isaac Ghanbar-Nia 39 years old in Iran Khoshkbijar

Written by: Kohan

Fallen Hero Ishaq Ghanbarnia, a 39-year-old Gilak citizen, was from Khoshkbijar, a district of Rasht, and a father of two children. The information published about him is very limited and in some cases inaccurate. In some accounts, he is described as 35 years old and a father of one child, and his date of death is stated as January 9th; however, according to his tombstone, he was born in 1986 and killed on January 8th, and based on the social media page of one of his relatives, he had two sons. This Fallen Hero joined the protesting crowd and the Iranian revolution on the first night of Reza Pahlavi's call in the city of Khoshkbijar, a district of Rasht, and sacrificed his life for his homeland with a bullet from the suppressors that targeted his heart. The heart of a father that beat for Iran, for his children, and for their future; a father who could not remain silent in the face of inequality and oppression and merely observe the events. A father who bravely died in the city where he was born and had built his small world, to teach his children courage and steadfastness. The body of this heroic father was laid to rest in Iran without a religious ceremony and with the encourageme…

اسحاق قنبرنیا، رشت خشکبیجار

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