Tahereh Sajadi

First Name : Tahereh
Last Name : Sajadi
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Tahereh Sajadi is the daughter of Sayed Nasrollah (bookseller) is born in 1942 in a religious and cultural family in Tehran, she passed the elementary editions in Sadi school( which is located in Amir Kabir St. ) She lost her father when she was 12 years of age and her mother did not let her to be educating due to the irreligious conditions that were ruled in the schools. Since Sajadi had many interests for continuing her education, she started to continue her education near her mother as she had Arabic and religious literacy, so in this case she was succeeded to pass Darol Oloom Alarabiyeh during 3 months participation term. She got married with Mehdi Gheivaran in 1987; as a result she provided a daughter and three sons after marriage that the second son (Hassan) was martyred in the military operation of Shalamcheh in 1987 as he had taken part in the sacred defense. Miss Tahereh Sajadi got familiar to act against the regime of King by Welfare school as her husband was employed in there. She started to continue her education by a private teacher named Miss Manzar Khayer as she was the teacher of mathematic in 1971. During these years some fighters such as Majid Sharfi Vaghefi used to go and come to their house and he had set their house as a shelter for himself. So Tahereh Sajadi and Mehdi Gheivaran due to the traitor confessions by the name of Vahid Afrakhteh were captured on August 17, 1975 by the accusation of having cooperation with anti-American groups and high rank of Military Zandipour. Tahereh was sentenced to 15 years staying in prison and Gheivaran was condemned to imprisonment for life and they were imprisoned until the victory of Islamic Revolution. After releasing Tahereh that had been stopped for continuing her education in the fifth class of high school, she was succeeded to get her diploma qualification in 1979, so she was employed as a teacher for high schools of Tehran, despite of this she learnt the education of religious sciences in the Alzahrayeh Qom Society