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Sajad Ordouni Kabir
Sajad Ordouni Kabir (Persian: سجاد اردونی کبیر; also written Ardouni Kavir, سجاد اردونی کویر) was a young man, son of Hossein, originally from Zabol and living in Nehbandan, who was in Sabzevar in Razavi Khorasan Province during the January 2026 uprising. Haalvsh, which verified his identity, gives his age as twenty-three; the Javidan Iran memorial gives nineteen.
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Sajad Ordouni Kabir (Persian: سجاد اردونی کبیر; also written Ardouni Kavir, سجاد اردونی کویر) was a young man, son of Hossein, originally from Zabol and living in Nehbandan, who was in Sabzevar in Razavi Khorasan Province during the January 2026 uprising. Haalvsh, which verified his identity, gives his age as twenty-three; the Javidan Iran memorial gives nineteen.
According to Haalvsh sources, he was shot in the head with live ammunition by security forces during the protests in Sabzevar and died the same day; Haalvsh and Javidan Iran give the date as Thursday, 8 January 2026 (18 Dey 1404), while Hengaw Organization for Human Rights verified his killing by direct fire on Friday, 9 January (19 Dey). HRANA has also confirmed his death. His body was withheld from the family for two weeks and was handed over only on 3 Bahman 1404 (23 January 2026), with direct threats to relatives and conditions that they not publicize his death or say he was killed in the protests. He was taken to Nehbandan and buried there under a heavy security presence.
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