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Abolfazl Najafi
ابوالفضل (آرون) نجفی
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Abolfazl Najafi, affectionately known as Aron, was a 25-year-old professional athlete and an official coach with the Iranian bodybuilding federation. Residing in Tehran, he was recognized by his peers and students for his dedication to sports and his patriotic spirit. On January 8, 2026 (18 Dey 1404), Abolfazl was killed in the Robat Karim area of Tehran. Reports state that he was fatally shot by security forces during the protest movement. Following his death, his family reportedly faced significant obstacles and pressure from authorities before they were finally able to receive his body for burial. He is remembered by the community as a talented young coach whose life was cut short by state violence. His legacy lives on among those who honor the sacrifices of athletes who stood with the people's movement.
ابوالفضل نجفی، که با نام «آرون» نیز شناخته میشد، جوان ۲۵ ساله و مربی رسمی فدراسیون بدنسازی ایران بود. او به عنوان ورزشکاری میهنپرست و مربی حرفهای در تهران فعالیت میکرد و در میان دوستان و شاگردانش به تخصص و عشق به میهن شهرت داشت. در تاریخ ۱۸ دی ۱۴۰۴، ابوالفضل در منطقه رباطکریم تهران هدف شلیک مستقیم نیروهای امنیتی قرار گرفت و جان سپرد. بر اساس گزارشهای منتشر شده، پیکر این ورزشکار جوان تنها پس از پیگیریهای مداوم و مواجهه با دشواریهای بسیار از سوی نهادهای امنیتی، برای خاکسپاری به خانوادهاش تحویل داده شد. یاد ابوالفضل نجفی به عنوان یکی از چهرههای ورزشی که در جریان اعتراضات جان خود را فدای آزادی کرد، در حافظه جمعی ایرانیان باقی مانده است. او مربی جوانی بود که زندگی و آرزوهایش با خشونت نیروهای حکومتی به پایان رسید.
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