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Hamed Biabani

Hamed was born in the city of Kermanshah and was of Kurdish heritage. He had an older brother, born in 1994, and a younger brother, born in 2008. In 2013, he moved to Tehran with his family. He earned a diploma in Accounting, but his true passion was industrial gas welding. After graduating, he entered the workforce and pursued the profession he loved. Hamed enjoyed sports, especially boxing, and was deeply devoted to his family, his work, and his athletic pursuits.

Age
24
City
Tehran
Date
2026-01-08
All statuses
Family report

Life story

Hamed was born in the city of Kermanshah and was of Kurdish heritage. He had an older brother, born in 1994, and a younger brother, born in 2008. In 2013, he moved to Tehran with his family. He earned a diploma in Accounting, but his true passion was industrial gas welding. After graduating, he entered the workforce and pursued the profession he loved. Hamed enjoyed sports, especially boxing, and was deeply devoted to his family, his work, and his athletic pursuits.

Incident summary

On 18 Dey, at around 6:00 p.m., before leaving home, Hamed said to his younger brother, “I'm going so that you can have a better life—for freedom.” Hamed and his close friend, Alireza Sehatbakhsh, went to Tehranpars. Both lost their lives that night. According to the account provided, Hamed was struck by four bullets—three from behind and one beneath his right ear. It is said that even after being hit three times from behind, he did not immediately collapse. After he finally fell to the ground, another shot was fired beneath his right ear, which proved fatal.

Memorial narrative

My brother became one of the fallen on the path to freedom. He always used to say, “Brother, the greatest stroke of luck in our lives was being born Kurdish—that was the lottery we won.” He chose to go in the hope of freedom, believing that afterward, both he and all of us would finally be able to live in peace and with dignity.