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Martyr Nateq Noori joined the popular Imam Khomeini-led resistance against Shah. He chose to fight against the regime in the shape of a shop keeper, selling sewing machine facilities and placing print and audio copies of Imam Khomeini speeches into boxes of sewing facilities in order to distribute them easily. His close ties with leaders of the Islamic Revolution caused him being sued by SAVAK. He also survived SAVAK’s order to be assassinated wherever found.
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Ali Derakhshan spent his days working in bazaar, while he attended Ayatollah Taleqani’s Qur’an commentary sessions in Hedayat Mosque. He spent about 25 years opposing the Shah’s regime by joining several groups. In 1971, he joined the MKO, after 5 years of which he left the cult as they converted the MKO’s ideology to Marxism. Ali Derakhshan was a close companion to great figures like martyrs Ayatollah Beheshti and Ayatollah Motahhari.
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Martyr Fallah began his opposing Shah’s regime since June 5, 1963, when Imam Khomeini was arrested and exiled to Iraq. He contributed to Imam Khomeini’s movement by distributing printed as well as audio copies of his declarations and joining mass demonstrations and teachers’ strikes against the regime. He also made many efforts to enlighten his students about their Islamic duties regarding the movement.
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As a teacher, accountant and also a physician, Reza gave many valuable services to his nation and was actively engaged in anti monarchy struggles before the victory of the Islamic Revolution in Iran. He especially tried to make familiar the young educated class with sublime Islamic principles and values through holding largely attended meetings in which he preached people not to bear oppression and corruption.
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The Martyr joined Imam Khomeini’s Islamic movement by holding religious meetings and Islamic speeches, introducing Imam Hussein’s uprising in Karbala as a role model for Iran’s Islamic Revolution. He was frequently sued by SAVAK, enduring the regime’s imprisonments and tortures and no-speech sentences for several times.
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Javad Sarhaddi came to know several religious and political figures and began his opposing the Shah’s regime, for what he was sued by the SAVAK. He also continued his opposition in the US where he attended any anti-Shah meetings and demonstrations. As a reliable contact in the US, he distributed political cassettes he had recorded via phone. Due to this, the US government threatened him to death and seized his property.
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He got his BSc in mathematics from the College of Economics and Management of Karaj in 1971. As a university student, Martyr Mahdizad joined the popular anti-Shah protests. He was so much influenced by Imam Khomeini’s thoughts as well as books and speeches by Martyr Ayatollah Motahhari. He was also very active in distributing Imam’s declarations as well as fundraising for Abadan Oil Company’s strikers.
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He joined the Islamic Republic Party as he knew its key figure Ayatollah Beheshti very well. Maleki contributed to holding Iran’s first post-Revolution parliamentary and presidential elections. He believed that the US and the MKO will be removed by applying the new constitution. Six months prior to his martyrdom, Maleki was appointed as the governor of the remote estern Iranshahr. He did his best to reconstruct the small town.
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Martyr Ejaredar fought against the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) eclecticism and mixing Islam with Marxism by starting classes on Islamic beliefs and providing booklets and pamphlets on true Islam. He benefitted greatly from Ayatollah Dr. Beheshti’s guidance and Martyr Javad Maleki’s help. Close to the Islamic Revolution, he organized home emergency rooms to help those injured in demonstrations against the Shah.
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Dr. Hassan Azodi was born in a religious middle-class family on August 24, 1946 in the northern city of Rasht. In his early youth he lost his mother first and then his father and had to take care of his younger brothers and sisters.
Martyr Azodi spent his elementary and secondary education in his hometown of Rasht and was considered as a top student.He was so dedicated to the Islamic teachings and though with many difficulties
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