Fallen Hero Saeid Azizi
Death Saeed Azizi 37 years old in Iran Saveh Zanjani Street
Written by: Nafas
Saeed Azizi, a thirty-seven-year-old native and resident of Saveh, was the father of two young daughters, aged seven and nine. At one time, he worked as a motorcycle delivery rider for a supermarket, and later went on to open his own real estate agency. His life, like that of many men of his generation, was simple and hardworking: spent between work, family, and two little girls eagerly awaiting his return home at the end of the day. On 9 January (19 Dey), when word spread that people in various cities across Iran had taken to the streets, Saeed, like many of his fellow townsfolk, decided to join the protesters. Before he left, his father had anxiously said , "Saeed, my son, don't go... let others go. Why do you have to go?" Saeed looked at his father and said, "Dad, we all have to go. If I don't go, who will? You should come too." A simple sentence that held the profound sense of duty drawing him out of his home—a conviction that if everyone stands by and watches, nothing will ever change. That same evening, on Zanjani Street in Saveh, a bullet struck him in the temple. Saeed lost his life right there, on the very street where he had gone to stand up for his rights and those of hi…
سعید عزیزی · جاویدنام های ساوه · ساوه
