Fallen Hero Mohammad Reza Ghorbani; the boy who was a lion
Death Mohammad Reza Ghorbani 18 years old in Iran Shahin Shahr Ferdowsi Street
Written by: Kourosh
He was not just an only child; he was one of a kind, a lion, shining like a light that warmed his parents' home in Shahin Shahr. Mohammad Reza Ghorbani, an 18-year-old youth who, though he carried many hidden sorrows in his young heart, never let the smile fade from his lips. He was full of energy, generous, warm-hearted, and always ready to help others—one of those people whom everyone loved. He had a small poultry shop next to his father's store. He had a stray cat named Siah, who received her share of the world from Mohammad Reza's blessed hands. Siah responded to no one's voice but his. It was enough for Mohammad Reza to say "Siah" in his gentle tone, and the cat would run headlong toward him. Their bond was uniquely deep. Let me tell you about the tattoo on his hand. Mohammad Reza had tattooed the image of a phoenix on his hand. Above the phoenix, his parents' names were etched. He had often told everyone, "I can't bear to die before Mom and Dad; that's why I'm taking their names with me to the grave." And how quickly this impatience came to pass. The night of 8 January (18 Dey) arrived. Mohammad Reza had raised a storm in Shahin Shahr. People, tired of merely surviving, had t…
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