Ramin Sahari and His Little Daughter's Longing
Death Ramin Sahari 39 years old in Iran Tehran
Written by: Arshan
Ramin Sahari was a Gilak citizen from the village of Kisam, in the county of Astaneh-ye Ashrafiyeh, Gilan. He was the father of two young daughters, aged four and seven—a man whose life was quietly divided between work and home, the emotional cornerstone of his family. During the nationwide protests of December 2025–January 2026 (Dey 1404), coinciding with the call by Prince Reza Pahlavi, Ramin was killed in Tehran. Across numerous posts shared on social media, his cause of death was reported as direct gunfire by agents of the Islamic Republic. Regarding the precise circumstances of the incident, no official forensic report or public judicial statement has been made available, nor has any independent documentation been released; nevertheless, his name has been recorded in collective rosters of protest victims and in reports compiled by human rights monitoring groups. Following his death, Ramin’s body was returned to his hometown and laid to rest in Kisam. According to local accounts and online posts, his funeral and memorial services were attended by family and close friends—a gathering where his two little girls, standing beside their mother, were confronted with a reality far bey…
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