Fallen Hero Amir Mohammad Hatami
Death Amir Mohammad Hatami 18 years old in Iran Shahin Shahr Shahin Shahr
Written by: Nafas
The nationwide protests that had erupted across various Iranian cities on 28 December 2025 (7 Dey 1404) were swelling with each passing day. In this charged atmosphere, Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi released a message on Tuesday, 6 January 2026 (16 Dey), calling upon Iranians to raise their voices in protest on two consecutive nights—Thursday, 8 January and Friday, 9 January 2026 (18 and 19 Dey)—starting at eight in the evening, both in the streets and from their homes. The call resonated widely, and on those two nights, the streets of numerous Iranian cities, including Shahin Shahr in Isfahan, filled with protesters who had answered the summons. Amir Mohammad Hatami was an 18-year-old Bakhtiari youth of the prominent Zarasvand tribe, residing in Shahin Shahr, Isfahan. He worked as an auto mechanic and was affectionately known as "Osta Amir Hatami." Upon hearing the call, he too took to the streets on the evening of 9 January 2026 (19 Dey) to join the protests alongside the people of Shahin Shahr. From that very night, he vanished for 20 days. Throughout that harrowing ordeal, his parents went to every state security agency, desperately searching for their missing son. The only answer…
امیرمحمدحاتمی · بختیاری · شاهین شهر · باغ رضوان
