Masoumeh Shahriari

Their life

Masoumeh Shahriari was a retired bank employee and the mother of Parnia Abbasi, a young Iranian poet killed in an Israeli airstrike on June 13, 2025. She was known for her nurturing nature, often treating her children's friends as her own. Masoumeh and her husband, Parviz Abbasi, had recently moved into a new apartment in Tehran's Sattarkhan neighborhood, aiming to provide their children with more personal space. Tragically, the family was killed when their home was struck during the early hours of the Israeli attack.

Masoumeh Shahriari led a life centered around her family. As a retired bank employee, she dedicated her time to her children and their friends, offering a warm and welcoming environment. Her daughter, Parnia, described her as a supportive figure who encouraged her creative pursuits. The family had recently invested in a new home, reflecting their aspirations for a comfortable life. Masoumeh's life was tragically cut short when an Israeli airstrike targeted their apartment building in Tehran, resulting in her death along with her husband and children

How they died

Masoumeh Shahriari was killed instantly when the Israeli airstrike struck her family's apartment building, leading to its collapse.

Masoumeh Shahriari, a retired bank employee and mother of Iranian poet Parnia Abbasi, tragically lost her life in an Israeli airstrike on June 13, 2025. The strike targeted a residential complex in Tehran's Sattarkhan neighborhood, where Masoumeh and her family resided. The family was reportedly asleep when their home was bombed, leading to their deaths.

The Israeli military confirmed the elimination of Abdolhamid Minouchehr, a nuclear engineering professor at Shahid Beheshti University, in the same strike. While the Israeli Defense Forces stated their operations aim to prevent civilian casualties, the Abbasi family's deaths highlight the tragic loss of innocent lives amidst the ongoing conflict.

Why we remember them

This record exists so that Masoumeh Shahriari, and all who are named in this archive, are never reduced to a number.

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