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Mohammad Ebrahim Dadashi

Mohammad Ebrahim Dadashi (Persian: محمدابراهیم داداشی; recorded on official lists as Dadashi Kalai) was a 25-year-old from the village of Siahkola Mahalleh near Babol in Mazandaran Province.

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Mohammad Ebrahim Dadashi (Persian: محمدابراهیم داداشی; recorded on official lists as Dadashi Kalai) was a 25-year-old from the village of Siahkola Mahalleh near Babol in Mazandaran Province.

On the evening of Thursday, 18 Dey 1404 (8 January 2026), he joined the protests in Babol together with his friend Erfan Gholipour. In the area above Owqaf Square, in front of the city police station, Erfan was shot and wounded. According to informed sources, Mohammad Ebrahim went into the police post to help his friend, and there he was shot directly in the face and killed.

He was buried the next day, Friday, 19 Dey, under heavy security and in complete silence at the cemetery of East Siahkola Mahalleh. Security bodies took the deed to the family home as collateral before releasing his body. Weeks later, a memorial notice was put up on the shutter of his father's shop in Babol, and videos showed his father speaking to his son's photograph there. HRANA's report The Crimson Winter lists him as a confirmed death in Babol, and his name also appears on the list of the dead later published by the Iranian government.

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