Fallen Hero Seyyed Mohammad-Reza Entezami
Death Seyyed Mohammadreza Entezami 29 years old in Iran Tehran Haft-Hoz
Written by: Nafas
Mohammadreza Entezami, known to those close to him as "Mamade," was a 29-year-old resident of Tehran. He was a parkour athlete and a champion in the sport—a discipline where you navigate urban obstacles with agility and physical mastery, transforming the city's rigid concrete into an arena of movement and freedom. Alongside athletics, he was also active in theater and the performing arts, a fusion of physical strength and artistic expression that shaped him into a creative, energetic soul. One day, in one of his Instagram posts, Mamade had written: "Hoping for the day we fly with our skates ." A simple sentence, brimming with dreams and buoyancy—the longing of a young man who sought the meaning of freedom in motion and leaps. On 8 January (18 Dey), following a public call urging people to assemble and chant slogans in the streets, Mohammadreza, like so many other young Iranians, answered the call. He took to the streets to raise his voice empty-handed in protest against injustice—demanding a right he wanted for himself and his generation. But in Tehran's Haft-Hoz neighborhood, live ammunition struck him in the stomach and chest, taking his life. The fortieth-day memorial for this c…
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