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Shahram Maghsoudi
Shahram Maghsoudi (Persian: شهرام مقصودی; also known as Farshid), born in 1372 (1993 to 1994), was a two-time national powerlifting champion from Izeh in Khuzestan Province who lived in Isfahan.
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Shahram Maghsoudi (Persian: شهرام مقصودی; also known as Farshid), born in 1372 (1993 to 1994), was a two-time national powerlifting champion from Izeh in Khuzestan Province who lived in Isfahan.
During the 1401 Woman, Life, Freedom uprising he was arrested and held for a time in Isfahan's Dastgerd Prison. After his release, the judicial case against him and continuing security pressure kept him from finding work.
On the evening of Friday, 19 Dey 1404 (9 January 2026), during the nationwide protests in the Baharestan area of Isfahan, he was struck by live ammunition while helping the wounded and carrying the bodies of fallen protesters. Hengaw Organization for Human Rights verified that he was among six people, five of them Lors, killed when government forces opened direct fire on protesters in Isfahan that night.
Iran International, Persian Wikipedia's dedicated article, and Iran Pedia's roster of the Dey 1404 dead all record his killing.
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