In August 1982, members of the Mojahedin-e Khalq terrorist group (MEK) launched a brutal attack on the home of Martyr Ishrat Eskandari. During this invasion, Eskandari and her guests, Fatemeh Ashrieh and Ali Akbar Khodadadi, were gunned down at the breakfast table.
According to Habilian, Ishrat Eskandari was born in 1957 in a village near Firuzkuh. During the Islamic Revolution, she actively participated alongside other Muslim women, exposing the corruption of the Pahlavi regime.
Eskandari
In the year 1958, amidst the rustic charm of Kohmareh Sorkhi village near Shiraz, a young boy named Seyyed Rasoul Jafari Fard was born. Life presented him with early challenges, as he lost his father at the tender age of six. Yet, amidst these hardships, Seyyed Rasoul persevered, pursuing his education at a nomadic school. The harsh realities of poverty demanded that he balance his studies with work, a testament to his resilience and determination.
Seyyed Rasoul's passion for education led him
Hassan Senobari was born in 1965 in Tehran. He did not continue education and entered the job market to support his family. When terrorist created insecurity in western Iran, he went there to counter enemies and finally, on 30 December 1982, he was hit by a bullet and martyred in a clash with elements of terrorist groups in Baneh city in Kurdistan.
Abdollah Assadimanesh was born in 1957 in Tehran. After the victory of the Islamic Revolution, he became a member of the IRGC to defend his country and people against terrorists and anti-revolutionary forces. Finally on 3 January 1982, he was martyred when a bomb planted by the MEK terrorist group exploded.
Hossein Shokouhi Mousaabadi was born in 1965 in Isfahan. He was a worker and a very good-tempered man. When the imposed ran-Iraq war began and insecurity spread among people, he went to western Iran to defend his country and finally on 4 January 1982, he was hit by a bullet and martyred.
Reza Doustdar was born in 1960 in the city of Qom. When the Iran-Iraq war began, he started doing his military service to defend his country. Finally, on 6 January 1982, he was captured and then martyred after being shot in the head.
Mazher Ghorbani was born in 1965 in Zanjan. He was a high school student when the terrorists caused insecurity in western Iran. Like all the youth of the country, he was sent to the western front to confront the enemy, and finally on January 12, 1981, he was martyred in a conflict with elements of terrorist groups in Sardasht.
Bahman Ansarian was born in 1959 in West Azerbaijan. After the victory of the Islamic revolution, he became a member of the Kurdish Muslim Peshmerga organization to fight against terrorists and counter-revolutionary forces. Finally, on January 13, 1983, he was martyred in Naqdeh due to explosion of a bomb planted by terrorists.
Mohammad Taghi Hamadanian was born in Isfahan in 1958. He was an auto body technician. When the imposed Iran-Iraq war began, he became a member of the Basij and went to western Iran, and finally, on January 12, 1983, he was hit with a bullet and martyred during a conflict with terrorist groups in Sanandaj.
Bijan Rajabi Khaljiri was born in Gilan in 1963. When the imposed Iran-Iraq war began, he joined the army to defend the country. Finally, on January 14, 1983, he was martyred with a bullet during a conflict with elements of terrorist groups.
Samad Zafari was born in Hamedan in 1966. He was a student when the terrorists caused insecurity in western Iran. Like all the youth of the country, he was sent to the west to confront the enemy, and finally, on January 19, 1983, he was martyred with a bullet in a conflict with elements of terrorist groups.
Abolqasem Talkhabi was born in 1963 in Markazi Province. At the time of the victory of the Islamic revolution, he was a student. When the imposed Iran-Iraq war began, he became a member of Basij to stand against the Baathist and anti-revolutionary forces and was sent to the western front many times. Finally, on January 25, 1982, he was killed by a bullet in the attack of terrorist groups on Saqqez.
In August 1982, members of the Mojahedin-e Khalq terrorist group (MEK) launched a brutal attack on the home of Martyr Ishrat Eskandari. During this invasion, Eskandari and her guests, Fatemeh Ashrieh and Ali Akbar Khodadadi, were gunned down at the breakfast table.
According to Habilian, Ishrat Eskandari was born in 1957 in a village near Firuzkuh. During the Islamic Revolution, she actively participated alongside other Muslim women, exposing the corruption of the Pahlavi regime.
Eskandari
