Fallen Hero Gol-Mohammad Mohammadi: Son of Afghanistan, who gave his life for Iran
to become Execution Gol Mohammad Mohammadi 24 years old in Iran Isfahan Isfahan Prison, Hashtgerd
Written by: Roodabeh
Gol-Mohammad Mohammadi, born in 2002 (1381) in Herat, Afghanistan, was a twenty-four-year-old young man who had migrated to Isfahan with his family as a child. His life unfolded in this very city; he grew up among the people of Isfahan, worked, and built a life there. His father's name is recorded as Nour-Mohammad, and what remains known of his story mostly pertains to the final months of his life. In December 2025–January 2026 (Dey 1404), amid widespread protests across Iran, the trajectory of Gol-Mohammad’s life took a drastic turn. According to published accounts, during the protests, he opened the doors of his home to demonstrators who faced grave danger in the streets. His house became a sanctuary for a number of people who were wounded, terrified, or fleeing. Gol-Mohammad was not an Iranian citizen; yet having lived in Isfahan for years, he could not bring himself to remain indifferent to what the people of this city were enduring. Yet the events at Isfahan's Alikhani Square marked the decisive turning point in his fate. During these events, four law enforcement officers were killed. Differing accounts have been published regarding how the incident unfolded and the precise de…
گلمحمد محمدی · افغانستان · اصفهان · زندان اصفهان دستگرد
