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Fateme Asadi

1960 – 1984

Iranian woman killed for political reasons

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About Fateme Asadi

Lived 1960 – 1984 (aged 23–24). Fateme Asadi was an Iranian, known for Iran–Iraq War.

Funeral

Asadi's funeral was held at the Imam Reza shrine on 11 November 2021 and at the Fatima Masumeh Shrine the next day. Another funeral was held for her on 16 November 2021, with mourners processing from Azadi Square in Sanandaj to her resting place in Hajar Khatoon Mosque.

Legacy The Fateme Asadi Award celebrates rural women artists in the fields of performing arts, cinema, visual arts, decorative arts, hand-woven carpets, clothes and music. Rural women writers who have authored or translated books, stories and poetry can also apply for this award. Rural women who are media activists, leaders of rural non-governmental organizations, experts in rural management, sportswomen, or preachers and promoters of Quranic culture are among the other potential recipients of the award.

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Important facts

Born
1960, Kurdistan Province, Pahlavi Iran
Birth century
Died
1984
Nationality
Known for
Iran–Iraq War

Family & relationships

Child
Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Fateme Asadi's

Frequently asked questions

Who was Fateme Asadi?

Iranian woman killed for political reasons (1960–1984)

When was Fateme Asadi born?

Fateme Asadi was born in 1960 in Divandarreh, Kurdistan Province, Pahlavi Iran.

When did Fateme Asadi die?

Fateme Asadi died in 1984.

What was Fateme Asadi known for?

Fateme Asadi was known for Iran–Iraq War.

What nationality was Fateme Asadi?

Fateme Asadi was Iranian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Fateme Asadi

· Wikidata: Q114928434

· DBpedia: Fateme Asadi

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