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Father’s name:  Hajji Date of birth:  May 25, 1956 Place of birth:  Ferdows Date of martyrdom:  January 28, 1981 Place of martyrdom:  Ahvaz Burial place:  Ferdows Deployment unit:  Army-Soldier biography, diary A summary of the biography of the anonymous martyr Jafar Father’s name: Hajji, date of birth: 1335, place of birth: Ferdows city, education: diploma, marital status: wife and a son, deployment to the front: 77th Pirooz Khorasan Division, date  of martyrdom  : 8/10/1359, manner  of martyrdom  : Mortar hit, place  of martyrdom  : Ahvaz. Martyr Jafar  Gomnam  was born in 1335 in Ferdows city. He completed his education in Ferdows model schools. He had great talent in technical and agricultural work. The anonymous martyr  grew up in a religious family and followed the manners of the Imams (AS), and he was very high-minded morally, with good behavior and high morals. According to the  mart...

Father’s name:  Gholamreza Date of birth:  January 31, 1957 Place of birth:  Ferdows Date of martyrdom:  January 10, 1981 Place of martyrdom:  Garbage Hill Burial place:  Tehran Deployment unit:  Army-Soldier biography, diary in the name of God Or did you think that you would end the emptiness of Paradise, and when those who struggled for your security knew, those who were patient would not know. Do not think that you will enter Paradise without trying to make known to the world those who have waged jihad in the way of religion and those who are patient and resist in hardships. Martyr Mohammad Ali Khadem Abolfazli was born in Sabzevar in 1335 among working-class and Muslim families. He soon passed his childhood. He worked as a coppersmith and was assisted by his father, and because his family had seven people and they could barely make ends meet, he could not go to school, so he prioritized helping his father with education and continued to do so until he ...

Date of birth: November 3, 1953 Place of birth: Ferdow s Date of martyrdom: January 7, 1981 Place of martyrdom: Hoveyzeh Type of testimony: Incidents related to the imposed war Martyr Farrokh Salahshour student was born on November 3, 1943 in Ferdows city of South Khorasan province. At the age of 5 months, he left for Fasa with his family due to his father’s job as a gendarmerie doctor. The only student martyr of Fars province, Martyr Salahshour, was immortalized with an honorable presence in the battle of Tan with Hoveyzeh tank. Three years later, in March 1983, after clearing the mines in the Hoveyzeh plain, the martyrs Seyyed Hossein Alam al-Huda, Farrokh Salahshour, Mohsen Ghadirian and two overturned tulips, whose bodies are and whose names are not, appeared 600 meters south of the Hoveyzeh Martyrs’ Tomb. And now, Martyr Farrokh Salahshour is the only symbol of the homelessness of the student martyrs of Fars province and Baharestan Hezar Alaleh Fasa in this lastin...