جاویدنام مجید رضوانی‌فر؛ از رنج معیشت تا دغدغه آزادی

Death Majid Rezvanifar 45 years old in Iran Langarud میدان فرمانداری

Written by: Sepehr

Majid Rezvanifar was a hardworking father—one of those souls who left their weariness at the doorstep so the anxieties of life would never cross the threshold into their home. His every effort was devoted to making life a little gentler and brighter for his family and his beloved child. He held a high school diploma and was self-employed. In 2022 (1401), Majid could not close his eyes to what was unfolding in the streets and among the people. His conscience refused to let silence be the easier path. Three years later, as the crushing burdens of life weighed even heavier on people's shoulders, he felt this pain around him more acutely than ever—in the lives of ordinary souls struggling simply to get through each day. The plight of the underprivileged never left his thoughts, and he was deeply disheartened by the dire circumstances in which people were trapped. To Majid, the suffering of the people was not measured merely by shrinking tables and harsher hardships; he saw the absence of freedom as an inseparable part of that very affliction. The confluence of these concerns, his boundless empathy, and his sense of civic duty drew him into the streets on the evening of 9 January (19 De…

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