Fallen Hero Mohammad Ebrahim Dadashi; the sound of Reza Shah’s soldiers’ boots is approaching

Death Mohammad Ebrahim Dadashi Kolaei 25 years old in Iran Babol Oqaf Square

Written by: Mehrshid

Mohammad Ebrahim Dadashi was 25 years old, from the Siah Kola Mahalleh neighborhood of Babol. He had worked as a mechanic for years and was truly skilled at his trade. He had recently opened his own auto parts shop; it had been open for just a single week. He was also an avid bodybuilder, bringing the very same dedication to his training as he did to his work. Kindhearted, quick to smile, and fond of a good joke, he bonded warmly with everyone, and his friends knew him as a man of true honor and unwavering loyalty. Mohammad Ebrahim lived with his parents, helping provide for the household. His father was ill, and his mother had toiled for years to raise her children. He had given his mother a promise: “Starting next year, I won't let you work anymore.” Now that his own business was finally getting off the ground, he was determined to make good on that promise. Ever since childhood, he had been fascinated by Cyrus the Great and the history of Iran. He was also a passionate supporter of the Esteghlal football club—an attachment born of his devotion to Mohammad Reza Shah. He always called his favorite team by its historic name, "Taj," and cheered for it fiercely. In the nights leading…

محمدابراهیم داداشی · بابل · مکانیک

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