عبدالعلی سلیمی

Remember our Yarsani compatriots who became Immortal in Dey (January 2026). At least forty-six Yarsanis lost their lives in the struggle for the homeland's freedom. "Name and family name with place where they became Immortal are as follows: 1. Immortal Farhad Balash Zar - Kermanshah 2. Immortal Ardeshir Zare'i - Saveh 3. Immortal Amirhesam Khodayari - Kuhdasht 4. Immortal Saman Nazari - Kermanshah 5. Immortal Sayad Faramarzi - Kermanshah 6. Immortal Keyvan Rezaei - Kermanshah 7. Immortal Behrou...

The identities of the Yarsan deceased have been identified so far 1. Immortal Farhad Balash Zar - Kermanshah 2. Immortal Ardeshir Zarei - Saveh 3. Immortal Amirhesam Khodayari - Kuhdasht 4. Immortal Saman Nazari - Kermanshah 5. Immortal Seyad Faramarzi - Kermanshah 6. Immortal Keyvan Rezaei - Kermanshah 7. Immortal Behrooz Narimanifar - Kermanshah 8. Immortal Yasin Mirzaei - Kermanshah 9. Immortal Saman Fattahi - Kermanshah 10. Immortal Melika Dastyab - Kermanshah 11. Immortal Hassan Fallahi - ...

During the National Lion and Sun revolution and in response to the call of #رضاشاه‌_دوم, millions of Iranians, including a large number from the Yarsan community of Iran, took to the streets and at least fifty Immortals were offered to the soil of the homeland. The figures mentioned concern only the kids whose identities have been confirmed; thousands were also wounded and arrested. Now I'm left wondering what this brain-whore and that dirty, resentful macho want from the lives of Iran's youth. ...

🚨Crime against humanity by the terrorist Islamic Republic regime / The 40th-day memorial ceremony for Mehran Salimi and Abdolali Salimi, two Martyrs for the cause of Iran’s freedom from the Yarsan community residing in Hashtgerd, Karaj, was held with wide public attendance / These two Immortals were martyred by the terrorist Islamic Republic regime in the popular uprising of Dey 1404 (January 2026) and their names have been etched into Iran’s national memory / Their memory lives on and their pa...

In this report, the sound of the tanbur at the 40th-day memorial for the two Immortals of the National Iranian Revolution, Mehran Salimi and Abdolali Salimi, resonates in Hashtgerd; a sound that is not only mourning, but a message of covenant and struggle. The Yarsanis, a people rooted in the slopes of the Zagros and Dalahu, have preserved Iranian culture and identity with their lives for centuries, and in the National Iranian Revolution dozens of their children sacrificed their lives for Iran. ...