Martyr Mohammad Reza Zakarian@mohammadreza_zakerian

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Personal profile of engineer Mohammad Reza Zakarian Name and surname: Mohammad Reza Zakarian Amiri Date of birth: 1370 AH Place of birth: Amirklai city of Babol Education: Graduated in the field of defense sciences from one of the prestigious universities of the country Area of specialization: advanced technologies and strategic defense projects Marital status: Married Wife's name: Zainab Nabizadeh Children: Fatemeh (5 years old) and Zahra (7 months old) Residence: Tehran Martyrdom date: 23 June 1404 (June 12, 2025) Place of martyrdom: Tehran - in the attack of the Zionist regime on residential areas Burial place: Golzar Shahada Shaistegan, Amirklai Babol Personal and family life Mohammadreza Zakarian Amiri was born in 1370 in the city of Amirkalai, Babol, a city with warm-hearted and pious people. He was known for his intelligence and interest in science since his childhood. After marrying Zainab Nabizadeh, he built a life full of love and companionship. The result of this marriage were two young daughters, Fatimah and Zahra, who gave a heavenly color to his life. This family lived in Tehran and according to relatives, their life was full of peace, spirituality and love for each other. As a caring father, Mohammad Reza always tried to create a bright future for his children. Scientific and professional activities Mohammadreza Zakarian Amiri worked as one of the country's scientific elites in the field of defense sciences and advanced technologies. Having completed his education in one of Iran's prestigious universities, he played a key role in the country's sensitive and strategic projects. News sources refer to him as a scientist who, with his commitment and perseverance, greatly contributed to Iran's self-sufficiency and strengthening its defense capabilities. Although for security reasons, the details of his activities have not been published publicly, but his influence on the scientific progress of the country is undeniable. martyrdom At dawn on Friday 23 June 1404 (June 12, 2025), the Zionist regime attacked residential houses in Tehran in a criminal act. In this attack, Mohammadreza Zakarian Amiri, along with his wife, Zainab Nabizadeh, and his two young children, Fatemeh and Zahra, were martyred. This terrorist act, which was carried out with the aim of weakening Iran's scientific and defense capabilities, provoked a wave of anger and sadness among the Iranian people. The martyrdom of this oppressed family once again exposed the ugly face of the Zionist regime to the world. Funeral and farewell ceremony The farewell ceremony for the holy body of Mohammad Reza Zakarian Amiri and his family was held in the evening of June 25, 1404 in Hosseinieh Noor, Amirkola city. This ceremony, which was compared to Hosseini's days of mourning, was held with the large presence of people and lovers of Ahl al-Bayt and had an Ashura atmosphere. The funeral ceremony was held in the morning of Monday 26 June 1404 (15 June 2025) in the city of Amirkalai Babol with the enthusiastic presence of people from different walks of life. With anti-Zionist slogans and honoring the position of the martyrs, the people escorted the body of this family to the flower garden of worthy martyrs of Amirkola. Status and heritage Mohammadreza Zakarian Amiri was a symbol of sacrifice, science and resistance with his short but fruitful life. He, who spent his life serving the country, paved the way for future generations with his martyrdom. His name, along with other scientific martyrs of Iran, such as nuclear martyrs, will remain eternal as a symbol of Iran's honor and pride. The biography of Mohammad Reza Zakarian Amiri and the oppressed martyrdom of him and his family is a story of love for the country, sacrifice and standing against the enemies. This young scientist, with his scientific endeavors and loving family life, became a role model for future generations. The memory of him and his family will live forever in the hearts of Iranian people, especially the people of Amirkola.