He was very close to President Mohammad Ali Rajaee, so that he has been invited to be his minister, however Chegini believed that he could better serve (the people) when he was teaching in the schools.
Name: Ghodratollah Chegini
Son of: Gholamreza
Date of Birth: January 20, 1948
Place of Birth: Qazvin
Marital Status: Married (father of two children)
Date of Martyrdom: September 3, 1981
Place of Martyrdom: Tabriz Avenue, Qazvin
Ghodratollah Chegini was born on January 20
Later on, Tafreshi’s assassins have been arrested and confessed, “I did not know him at all… our mission was to identify a target for assassination.”
Name: Sayyed Reza Tafreshi
Date of birth: March 19, 1963
Date of martyrdom: August 11, 1981
Place of martyrdom: Ferdowsi Avenue, Qazvin, Iran
Marital status: Single
A friend of Tafreshi’s remarks about his friend’s assassination were as follows:
“It seems like only yesterday, August 11, 1981 at eleven o’clock in the morning
“Someday Martyr Beheshti and Islamic Revolution Council will be proven right and legitimate to all,” Jafarzadeh used to say.
Name: Emamgholi Jafarzadeh
Date of birth: 1949
Place of birth: Saman, Chaharmahal Bakhtiari Province, Iran
Marital Status: Married (father of three children)
Date of Martyrdom: December 21, 1981
Place of Martyrdom: Mashhad, Iran
Emamgholi Jafarzadeh was born in January 1949, in Saman city, in Chaharmahal Bakhtiari province, Iran, into a poor but
Name: Ghasem Aboofazeli
Son of: Ismail
Date of Birth: September 24, 1951
Place of Birth: Qom, Iran
Date of Martyrdom: May 31, 1985
Place of Martyrdom: Loghman Hospital, Tehran, Iran
He was a guardian and he was serving as the bodyguard to the Majlis deputy, Dr. Hassan Ayat. During the assassination attempt of Dr. Ayat in August 5, 1981, in which he had been struck by more than 60 bullets by MKO terrorists, Ghasem Aboofazeli was fatally shot in his back and he was transferred to the
“Dr. Beheshti lived and died as an oppressed man, and he was a like a thorn in the eyes of the enemies of Islam,” said Imam Khomeini in commemoration of Dr. Mohammad Hosseini Beheshti.
Sayyed Mohammad Hosseini Beheshti was born in 1928 in a religious family in Isfahan, Iran. “I am Mohammad Hosseini Beheshti, usually some people spell my name wrong and write Mohammad Hossein Beheshti, my name is Mohammad, my first surname is Hosseini and my second surname is Beheshti. I was born in
He was always advising his friends to back Imam Khomeini and Islamic Revolution, and was warning them of further MKO's blows to Islamic Revolution.
Abbas Barghamdi, son of Hussein, was born in 1951 in Barghamad, one of the villages around Sabzevar. In his childhood His father died when he was only a baby. After his father’s death, he was responsible to make a living for his family.
Abbas along with his mother and sister moved to city, and he started making a living as a
Name: Sayyed Mohammad Mousavi
Son of: Sayyed Jabr
Date of Birth: January 30, 1930
Marital Status: Married
Date of martyrdom: Sunday, October 23, 2005
He was born in Dasht-e Azadegan county, Khuzestan province, Iran. He was a poor, illiterate and self-employed worker. Father of five children, he was badly injured in the bomb blast in Ahwaz launched by Al-Tawhid wa Al-Jihad militants in October 15, 2005. After that he was taken to Imam Khomeini (ra) Hospital for treatment, but he finally
Name: Reza Zoveidavian Pour
Son of: Ali
Date of Birth: May 22, 1984
Marital status: unmarried
Education: Junior high school
Place of Martyrdom: Salman Farsi St., Ahwaz
Date of martyrdom: Saturday, October 15, 2005
He was born in Basra, Iraq and went to school there. He was working as a grader driver in the road construction section of Steel Industry Company.
In October 15, 2005 in a terrorist bomb attack in Ahwaz conducted by Al-Tawhid wa Al-Jihad terrorist cell, Reza Zoveidavian Pour
Back to her hometown after the end of Iran-Iraq war, she continued her education to get a high school diploma. She was then employed in Management and Planning Organization of Khuzestan Province. A mother of two daughters, she was martyred as a terrorist bomb blast while at work in June 12, 2005.
Name: Mina Lakzadeh
Date of birth: 1966
Marital status: married (mother of two children)
Education: high school diploma
Date of martyrdom: June 12, 2005
Mina Lakzadeh was born in
Gen. Rajab Ali Mohammadzadeh attended several victorious operations during Iran-Iraq war. He was finally martyred in a suicide attack by the Wahhabi terrorist Jundallah in October 18, 2009, along with Gen. Nour Ali Shoushtari and several tribal and local leaders from both the Shiite and Sunni communities.
Rajab Ali Mohammadzadeh was born to a religious family in Nodeh – a village in Northern Khorasan Province – in April 22, 1961. From the very childhood, he had such a great
Ali Akbar Davarzani was on his way to Shiraz when he and his cousin had a short stop in Tehran to say their prayers. They were martyred of a bombing in Tehran’s Imam Mosque while talkig to their Lord in prayer.
Ali Akbar Davarzani was born in a village called Davarzan, Sabzevar in Khorasan Province I 1959 into a farmer family known for their devotion to Islam. He spent his primary schoolin the village. Unable to relocate to city in order to attend secondary school, he was
Following the Islamic Revolution, Martyr Hashemi Nejad was elected as an expert in the Assembly of Experts on the Constitution representing Mazandaran. He played an important role in including articles on the Velayet-e-Faqih. His political wisdom led him to recognize the deviations of Banisadr, MKO and liberals much sooner than others.
Son of: Seyyed Hassan
Date of Birth: July 27, 1932
Place of birth: Behshahr, Mazandaran, Iran
Date of martyrdom: September 29, 1981
Early
Early in the morning, two MKO terrorists knocked at the door. Her young daughter went to open the door, but cruel terrorists brutally throw her in a corner.
Age: 26
Occupation: housewife
Marital status: married
Children: 4
Date of birth: 1958
Date of martyrdom: 06/04/1982
Martyr Eshrat Eskandari was born in one of villages of Firouzkooh in 1958. She had active presence with other Muslim women during anti-Shah activities that led to the Islamic Revolution. After the
Martyr Lajevardi always treated the prisoners as guests and believed that the Islamic Republic had converted prisons into `rehabilitation centers` and `ideological schools`, where inmates studied Islam, learned the errors of their ways, and did penance before returning to society...
Date of birth: 1935
Age: 63
Son of: Seyyed Ali Akbar
Occupation: Islamic Revolution prosecutor
Marital status: Married
Date of martyrdom: August 23, 1998
Place of martyrdom: Tehran bazaar
Ayatollah Madani was one of the closest aides of Ayatollah Khomeini. MKO could not tolerate seeing him a popular individual who was not talking in their favor, so they killed him in a most inhuman manner.
Ayatollah Sayyid Asadullah Madani, the Leader of the Friday Prayers of Tabriz in East Azarbaijan Province was a representative of Ayatollah Khomeini there and MKO assassinated him on September 11, 1980. He was born in 1914 in Dehkhavarkhan in Azarshahr, one of the cities of East
After the victory of the Islamic Revolution he never left the scene and always thought of upholding and observing the high valued achievements of the Islamic Revolution. Finally he was targeted and martyred by terrorist elements of hypocrites in January 1982 on his way to work.
Date of birth: 1948
Place of birth: A’amol
Age: 34
Date of martyrdom: January 1982
Place of martyrdom: A’amol
Martyr Farrokhzad Zare was born in a very religious family in the northern city of
In his last Friday Prayer on Ramadhan 10, 1402 (AH) , he became martyr while leaving the prayer place after finishing prayer, a cruel hypocrite approached him and embraced that holy man meanwhile carrying grenade which was exploded later...
Ayatollah Sadouqi is the fourth martyr of Mehrab (prayer sanction). He was Imam Khomeini’s representative and the Friday Prayer leader of Yzad. In his last Friday Prayer on Ramadhan 10, 1402 (AH) (Tir 11, 1361) July 1, 1982, he became
Martyr Abbas Ali Nategh Nouri was born in Nour in 1935. There he grew up and went to school; but had to leave school due to poor economic conditions of the family
Martyr Abbas Ali Nategh Nouri was born in Nour in 1935. There he grew up and went to school; but had to leave school due to poor economic conditions of the family, so he started working in an auto mechanic shop and at the same time was active in anti-Pahlavi demonstrations and activities.
After the victory of the
Martyr Mousa Kalantari was born in the northwestern city of Marand in 1948. He took his Master of Arts in civil engineering from Tehran polytechnic university and was the minister of roads and transportation in martyr Rajaei’s cabinet.
Martyr Mousa Kalantari was born in the northwestern city of Marand in 1948. He took his Master of Arts in civil engineering from Tehran polytechnic university and was the minister of roads and transportation in martyr Rajaei’s cabinet. Martyr
After the victory of the Islamic Revolution, martyr Azodi came back to Iran and became one of the representatives of Gilan Province in the Assembly of Experts. Then he was appointed the deputy Minister of Culture and Higher Education.
Martyr Dr. Hassan Azodi was born in the northern city of Rasht. He got his BA in both Journalism and Public Relations and Propaganda and as he was very interested in political issues, he continued his studies in the field of political sciences
He was very close to President Mohammad Ali Rajaee, so that he has been invited to be his minister, however Chegini believed that he could better serve (the people) when he was teaching in the schools.
Name: Ghodratollah Chegini
Son of: Gholamreza
Date of Birth: January 20, 1948
Place of Birth: Qazvin
Marital Status: Married (father of two children)
Date of Martyrdom: September 3, 1981
Place of Martyrdom: Tabriz Avenue, Qazvin
Ghodratollah Chegini was born on January 20
