Fallen Hero Amirali (Abouzar) Asadi
Death امیرعلی اسدی 42 years old in Iran Tehran Enghelab Town, Pakdasht
Written by: Javid
Two tiny hands slide gently across the gravestone. Three-and-a-half-year-old Shahan and two-year-old Shayan, with no understanding of what death means, kiss the image etched into the stone, press their cheeks against it, as if trying to find their father's scent in the cold stone and the photograph. In their innocent world, perhaps these fleeting moments offer a brief respite from their endless longing—the longing of days spent with eyes fixed on the door, waiting for their father to walk in as he always did, to sweep them both into his arms, and to fill the house with life once more. But that wait would never end. Fallen Hero Amirali (Abouzar) Asadi, 42 years old, was originally from Lahijan and resided in Pakdasht, Tehran. He worked as an electrical and building systems technician, but above all, he was the father of two young children—a father with whom Shahan and Shayan had yet to make so many of their life's memories. During the popular protests, on 8 January 2026 (18 Dey 1404), Amirali was severely wounded by live ammunition. He was rushed to the hospital, but the severity of his injuries denied him a return to life. Three days later, on 11 January 2026 (21 Dey), he lost his…
لاهیجان · پاکدشت · تهران · جاویدنام امیرعلی(ابوذر) اسدی
