Martyred Yazdi Student's Unfinished Dream Realized; Charity Envelope Reaches Its Destination

Yazd – On the birthday anniversary of their martyred daughter, the parents of martyred student "Tiara Sadeghi" donated 100 million tomans to the Diyah Headquarters, fulfilling her charitable intention to free prisoners held for unintentional crimes.

Yazd - The parents of martyred student "Tiara Sadeghi", at the same time as the birthday of their martyred daughter, by donating 100 million tomans to Dieh headquarters, fulfilled her benevolent intention to release the prisoners of non-intentional crimes.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan, citing the public relations of Dieh headquarters of Yazd province, Milad Sadeghi and Nadia Tehrani, the parents of Shahideh, a student of Tiara Sadeghi, attended the People's Headquarters of Dieh province of Yazd province, by donating 100 million tomans, they provided the basis for the release of two prisoners of non-intentional crimes and their return to the arms of their families. A lasting action was taken to keep the memory of this child alive and fulfill his wish.

Explaining the motivation of this good deed, the parents of this student stated: Tiara was a student of Imam Hossein (a.s.) girls' school, and when flower envelopes were distributed in the school for the release of prisoners, she had a great desire to participate in this pious cause, but with the beginning of the war and the non-attendance of schools, this opportunity was taken away from her.

Unfortunately, before Tiara had the opportunity to participate in this campaign, she was martyred due to the events caused by the war, and today, which is her birthday, we decided to fulfill the intention that our daughter was eager to fulfill by donating this amount for the release of two prisoners, so that the reward will reach her soul.

This narrative is the story of a intention that was left unfinished during the hard days of the war, but today, with the loving hands of parents, it led to the freedom of two people and the return of hope to two families.