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Shayan Asadollahi
Shayan Asadollahi (Persian: شایان اسدالهی / اسداللهی; also recorded as Shayan Aboozar Asadollahi) was a Lur hairdresser from Azna in Lorestan Province. Memorial accounts give his age as 28; Hengaw's early report said 30. Witness Report names his father as Hossein. He was a Persepolis football supporter, posted barbering videos from his small shop on Instagram, and after his father, brother and uncle died in a car crash about a year earlier he supported his mother and younger sister through hairdressing and crypto work.
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Shayan Asadollahi (Persian: شایان اسدالهی / اسداللهی; also recorded as Shayan Aboozar Asadollahi) was a Lur hairdresser from Azna in Lorestan Province. Memorial accounts give his age as 28; Hengaw's early report said 30. Witness Report names his father as Hossein. He was a Persepolis football supporter, posted barbering videos from his small shop on Instagram, and after his father, brother and uncle died in a car crash about a year earlier he supported his mother and younger sister through hairdressing and crypto work.
On the evening of Thursday, 11 Dey 1404 (1 January 2026), as he and others were returning from a protest in Azna, IRGC Hilux vehicles attacked the group. A war bullet struck his abdomen. Iran International confirmed the account with a relative.
On the morning of 15 Dey (5 January 2026), security agencies returned his body after five days and forced a silent burial without ceremony in the long-empty village of Deh Haji. Relatives said IRGC Intelligence, police and the local Basij pressed the family to blame protesters and present him as a Basij "martyr"; the family refused. He was later listed among Azna cemetery burials in Lorestan.
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