Martyred Teachers of the Minab School

The Ultimate Sacrifice of the Martyred Teachers Minab

While our campaign heavily focuses on the stolen futures of the young students, we must solemnly honor the adults who guided them. Today, we formally add a new section to our archive dedicated to the martyred teachers Minab. These brave men and women perished alongside their students on that dark morning, paying the ultimate price while serving in a sanctuary of learning.

Educators Lost in the Line of Duty

Using high-quality identification portraits provided by local contacts, our website now lists the names and faces of all the 26 martyred teachers Minab. As we learned from the heroic story of Principal Pouran Gholipour, many of these educators died while actively attempting to evacuate their classrooms and shield the children from the blast.

List of Teachers Martyred in the Minab School Attack:

  • Elham Karimi
  • Ensieh Karimi
  • Farideh Mokhtari
  • Fatemeh Askari Minabi
  • Fatemeh Fadavi
  • Fatemeh Salari
  • Fatemeh Shahdadi
  • Fatemeh Tahereh Fard
  • Fereshteh Sankarzadeh
  • Khadijeh Kamali
  • Mahdieh Rasouli
  • Mahsa Ranjbar
  • Mandana Salari
  • Marzieh Bashiri Fard
  • Marzieh Firouzi
  • Meliheh Naeimi
  • Mohadeseh Mohammadian
  • Narges Zakeri
  • Nasim Neyestani
  • Neda Solhizadeh
  • Rahele Ranjbar
  • Samira Besardeh
  • Sima Karimi
  • Zohreh Shahryari
  • Puran Qoli Pour
  • Razie Zamani

The educators lost in the school attack represent the absolute best of humanity. They viewed their students not just as pupils, but as their own children. To lose 26 educational professionals in a single, devastating moment fractures the intellectual and emotional backbone of the entire community.

Preserving Their Legacy of Knowledge

We ask the global community to view the portraits of the martyred teachers Minab with the utmost respect. They were mentors, parents and friends. By fighting for peace and demanding the protection of all schools, we ensure that their legacy of knowledge and love will never be extinguished.

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