The narrative of Fallen Hero Siavash Shirzad; Siavash in the fire
Death Siavash Shirzad 38 years old in Iran Tehran Punak
Written by: Kohan
Siyavash, a young man seated on a black horse with piercing eyes, far from his homeland and awaiting help from afar to be freed from the evil and impurity of the Anirans. Which Siyavash is this description of? Siyavash of the Shahnameh or Siyavash Shirzad? What a strange resemblance, as if he had galloped from the verses of the Shahnameh on his black horse, without delay, to the land of Iran, to teach hope and patience, and this time to pass through the fire, as if intertwined with the name Siyavash, with dance and joy, and return once again to the Shahnameh to rest beside the myths and heroes. But what a cruel era that his blood was again spilled on the ground by Afrasiab, and again he was sacrificed for Iran, so that this time his avengers would not be one Key Khosrow, but the Key Khosrows of Iran. Siyavash Shirzad was a 38-year-old young man, a Kurd, from Bukan, residing in Tehran; married with two children. On the evening of January 8, 2026, following public protests and a nationwide Iranian movement that took shape in many Iranian cities following a call by Reza Pahlavi, Siyavash also joined the protesters in the Punak area of Tehran. That same night, while holding hands with…
تهران · کرد · بوکان · پونک · سیاوش شیرزاد
