Martyr Sanavi’s daughter who was no more than 14 at the time goes to open the door when the door bell rings. There she hears an unfamiliar voice which asks about her father. Martyr Sanavi who has just come home from work thinks that maybe a friend or colleague needs to be helped; therefore he goes to see if he could help while not knowing that he steps in a path without return.
The story is about a martyr who dedicated his life to Islam and the Revolution; Martyr Sadegh Karimi opened his eyes to the world in 1942 in a religious family in a village near the holy city of Mashhad in north eastern province of Khorasan. His childhood was full of misery; but nothing could stop him from acquiring his religious obligations to the extent he was well aware of the Holy Quran at the age of 7.
Martyr Kurosh (Ali) Niazi was born in the capital city of Tehran in 1967.There he went to school until he moved to the holy city of Mashhad together with his family. He started saying prayers very soon and always went to school. In 1979 and as the Islamic Revolution was in its peak Kurosh actively participated in anti monarchy demonstrations.
Martyr Seyyed Rasoul Mousavi was born in 1332 in the northwestern city of Ardebil and moved to Tehran after a while to work in a dry cleaning shop. As testified by his comrades, Seyyed Rasoul was always present in anti monarchy demonstrations and struggles and was always in the first line of those who were ready to sacrifice themselves for the victory of the Islamic revolution.
Martyr Hamid Mofarrahi was born in 1959 in the embrace of a family of believers in the capital city of Tehran. There he went to school until he finished his last year in high school; those days coupled with the surge of the sacred Islamic Revolution movement in Iran and like many other young people Hamid attended demonstrations against the Shah. After the victory of the Islamic Revolution and the encroachment of Saddam Hussein to the Iran's soil
After that Mohsen took up again his studies and went to high school, but he was discharged from education due to his religious anti monarchy activities; but it didn't cause any wavering in his determined will of fighting for freedom. During the years of the Islamic Revolution in peak, martyr Ghasemi participated in demonstrations and protest rallies wholeheartedly and attended the anti tyranny speeches of the clerics constantly.
Martyr Gholam Hussein Lawaei was born in 1947 to a religious family with an active role in anti monarchy activities. His father always took him from the very beginning to visit "Fadaeyan Islam" leaders and he became one of the followers and disciples of the revolutionary and Islamic personalities like Nawab Safavi. Martyrdom of Mohammad Bokharaei and his comrades put a very heavy impression on Gholam Hussein
Martyr Abolfazl Zamiri Asaallah Zade was another victim of MKO crimes in September 27, 1981. In that day terrorist mercenaries of MKO committed shocking crimes and spilled many pure bloods while vainly dreaming that they could destabilize and overthrow the newly established Revolution by killing the children of the county.
After the victory of the Islamic Revolution and in order to uphold the blood of martyrs of the Islamic Revolution and for safeguarding the high valued achievements of the revolution he joined the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.He was very generous and was always busy with charity affairs and assisted the poor and those orphans who had no one to take care of them.
On September 27, 1981 martyr Rastegar was busy doing his tasks when he and his colleagues got informed about an armed struggle and riot by a group of terrorists who were members of Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization in the streets of Tehran. When they arrived at the scene of struggle, they faced a large number of people who had gathered together to fight against terrorists.
