Fallen Hero Morteza Tasbihi
Death Morteza Tasbihi 40 years old in Iran Tehran Tehranpars
Written by: Katayoun
Morteza Tasbihi was forty years old, married, a father to a teenage daughter, and lived in Tehran. He had turned to carpentry, furniture design, and woodworking when he was just fourteen, showing a rare and natural talent for the craft. He had poured his passion and artistry into a gift for his newborn niece—a miniature armchair whose creation remains a vivid, cherished memory within the family. Those close to him spoke of his warmth and steadfast support; he was a man who stood by others through hardship and spared no effort to ease their burdens. His family life had already weathered profound grief. Of his twin children, he had lost one at birth. Across the back of his neck, he had tattooed the name of the child who survived. In January 2026 (Dey 1404), amid days of strikes and protests, Prince Reza Pahlavi called for demonstrations on the nights of 8 and 9 January 2026 (18 and 19 Dey 1404). He asked people to chant slogans simultaneously from their homes and in the streets at precisely 8:00 PM on both evenings. The call was met with an overwhelming response. Crowds raised their voices, demanding freedom and the fall of the Islamic Republic. Morteza set his work aside and took to…
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