Mohammadamin Rezaei; a young father who was silenced in Kerman's Azadi Square
Death محمد امین رضایی 31 years old in Iran Kerman Freedom Square
Written by: Narina
Mohammadamin Rezaei, a thirty-one-year-old from Kerman, an industrial equipment repairman and owner of a small cafe, perished on 8 January 2026 (18 Dey 1404) in Azadi Square, Kerman. Struck by three shotgun pellets and one live round in the area above his heart, his life was extinguished on that very street. Amin was the father of two young children: Sadra, a two-year-old boy, and Rosta, a three-month-old girl. He was a young man who worked in the repair shop in the mornings, managed his cafe in the afternoons, and returned home in the evenings to play with Sadra and hold Rosta in his arms. Now those two small children must grow up without a father; Sadra without his usual games, and Rosta without even a memory of her father's scent. After Amin perished, the people of Kerman responded with widespread solidarity. Support and sympathy for his family quickly spread throughout the city, creating a wave of unity. His fortieth-day ceremony was held in the final days of February 2026 (Bahman 1404), attended by a fervent crowd. Instead of silent mourning, the square filled with the sound of clapping and music. With their presence, the people honored Amin's memory. In other cities, symbolic…
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