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Amir Mohsen Allahyari

Amir Mohsen Allahyari (Persian: امیرمحسن الهیاری; also written Allahyari Dolatabad / Elahyari Dowlatabad) was a twenty-nine-year-old resident of Fardis, Karaj, in Alborz Province.

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Amir Mohsen Allahyari (Persian: امیرمحسن الهیاری; also written Allahyari Dolatabad / Elahyari Dowlatabad) was a twenty-nine-year-old resident of Fardis, Karaj, in Alborz Province.

On Friday, 9 January 2026 (19 Dey 1404), he went into the streets with six of his friends to protest. Iranian forces shot him during the crackdown in the city. Hengaw Organization for Human Rights reviewed his death certificate and burial permit: the cause of death was listed as a "gunshot wound to the torso." His body was handed to the family on 11 January and then buried.

Hengaw named him among five civilians it identified as killed in Karaj protests that week, together with Mohsen Arbabi, Amin Heidari, Ali Moradi, and Ashkan Alipour. Javidan Iran, The Iran Massacre, and Iran International's Javidnaman memorial likewise keep a page for him at age 29 in Karaj / Fardis.

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