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Mani Safarpour
مانی صفرپور
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Mani Safarpour, an 18-year-old from Tehran, was tragically killed on January 8, 2026, reportedly on his 18th birthday. He died in the Salsabil neighborhood of Tehran, struck by direct live fire from state security forces using a military-grade weapon during protests. Footage exists of Mani celebrating his eighteenth birthday with a cake and balloons. His body was reportedly buried in Lahijan. Mani's family and friends publicly honored him, transforming his mourning into a symbol of resistance. At his 40th-day memorial service, attendees clapped and danced in defiance. His father was seen grieving over his son's body, uttering the poignant words, "Baba, you go, I will come." His mother also held his portrait during a Muharram mourning procession, demonstrating continued remembrance and a call for justice.
مانی صفرپور، جوان ۱۸ ساله اهل تهران، در تاریخ ۸ ژانویه ۲۰۲۶ (۱۸ دی ۱۴۰۴) به شهادت رسید؛ گزارشها حاکی از آن است که این واقعه در روز تولد ۱۸ سالگی او رخ داده است. او در محله سلسبیل تهران، در جریان اعتراضات، هدف تیر مستقیم جنگی عوامل سرکوب جمهوری اسلامی قرار گرفت. ویدئوهایی از جشن تولد هجده سالگی مانی با کیک و بادکنک موجود است. پیکر او بنا بر گزارشها در لاهیجان به خاک سپرده شد. خانواده و دوستان مانی، یاد او را به شکلی عمومی و به نمادی از مقاومت گرامی داشتند. در مراسم چهلم او، حاضران با کف زدن و پایکوبی ایستادگی خود را نشان دادند. پدرش در حال سوگواری بر پیکر فرزندش، با گریه گفت: «بابا تو برو من میآم.» مادر مانی نیز با در دست داشتن تصویر او در یک مراسم عزاداری محرم، یاد او را زنده نگه داشت و خواستار عدالت شد.
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- item:713 ↔ item:10724 (0.674 )
- item:713 ↔ item:5385 (0.616 )
- item:713 ↔ item:12099 (0.608 )
- item:4009 ↔ item:5385 (0.604 )
- item:718 ↔ item:10724 (0.598 )
- item:713 ↔ item:4009 (0.569 )
- item:713 ↔ item:714 (0.561 )
- item:4009 ↔ item:12099 (0.537 )
- item:5385 ↔ item:10724 (0.536 )
- item:5385 ↔ item:12099 (0.516 )
- item:10724 ↔ item:12099 (0.508 )
- item:714 ↔ item:12099 (0.505 )
- item:714 ↔ item:5385 (0.498 )
- item:4009 ↔ item:10724 (0.495 )
- item:714 ↔ item:10724 (0.466 )
- item:714 ↔ item:4009 (0.461 )
- item:4009 ↔ item:5762 (0.456 )
- item:718 ↔ item:5385 (0.440 )
- item:713 ↔ item:718 (0.430 )
- item:5762 ↔ item:12099 (0.393 )
- item:714 ↔ item:5762 (0.368 )
- item:718 ↔ item:4009 (0.358 )
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