Fallen Hero Saeed Sadeghi Afjeh
Death Saeed Sadeghi Afjeh 35 years old in Iran Tehran Tehranpars
Written by: Nafas
Saeed Sadeghi Afjeh was thirty-five years old. A native of Tehran, he earned his living in a modest, painstaking trade: picture framing—a craft that began with weary hands and ended with hands wearier still. About ten years had passed since the day he lost his mother; cancer had taken her away. From that time on, life took on a different shape for him. He stayed by the side of his father and younger sister, and perhaps it was that empty place she left behind whose heavy weight he carried within him for years. Those who knew Saeed remember him with a single shared word: kindhearted. An honorable man who, despite the burdens of his own life, always made time for others. He would visit addiction recovery centers, sitting to listen to the heartache of people whom society so often overlooks. He helped child laborers—children far too young to be working the streets—standing by their side as best he could. On January 9 (19 Dey), an event occurred that changed the course of Saeed’s life forever. That day, in the Tehranpars neighborhood, people had taken to the streets; they were protesting empty-handed, without any weapons, bound only by the conviction that their rights had been stripped a…
تهرانپارس · سعید صادقی افجه · جاویدنام های تهران · لواسان
