Life as a women in Tehran
This girl studied at Tehran University. She was walking on the road in front of the university without a hijab.
Then Iran's moral police stopped her and beat her. Then she also raised her hand and a police officer tore her shirt. Then she herself took off her pants and continued walking on the streets of Tehran.
People kept shouting that you will be killed, but it seemed as if the fear of death had ended inside him.
Don't scare someone so much that fear itself dies...
Freedom... this is a word whose magic, when it gets to your head... death starts appearing small.
This Iranian student was tortured by the moral police there to force her to wear the hijab... she took off all her clothes in public...
What will Khamenei do... he will hang me... let him hang me
She will die free!!
And she died laughing and free.
There is a law in Iran that any woman must be raped before being hanged or killed by the police so that she becomes impure and cannot enter heaven.
The same was done with this
Several police officers raped her so that she would become impure and could not enter heaven. And then he was beaten to death.
Her father cried and said, "Allah, do not give birth to my daughter in Iran again, and do not give birth to any daughter in Iran again. This is hell, this is Jahannum."
THIS IS A RELIGION ? THIS IS HOW A MUSLIM BEHAVES ? THIS IS NORMAL TO THEM ? SO ALAH ALLOWS WOMEN TO BE BEATEN TO DEATH FOR NOT WEARING A HEADSCALF CORRECTLY.
This is not a religion, This is bullying by men to subjugate women and keep them inferior and under control of men. This is not God or Alah or anything else, this is pure evil brutal murder and rape is rape whatever and however you cover it up in ' the law.' And there are those who want to turn the UK into a country ruled by Sharia Law which allows this kind of brutality.
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Reports of women being physically assaulted by Iranian authorities for not complying with strict mandatory hijab laws in Tehran have sparked major international outrage. Several high-profile cases have documented severe violence by the Guidance Patrol (morality police) or enforcement officers:
Mahsa Amini (September 2022): The 22-year-old Kurdish-Iranian woman was arrested in Tehran by the morality police for allegedly wearing her hijab improperly. Eyewitnesses reported she was severely beaten inside a police van. She lapsed into a coma and died in custody on September 16, 2022, triggering the historic, nationwide "Woman, Life, Freedom" protest movement.
Armita Geravand (October 2023): The 16-year-old girl collapsed and fell into a coma after an encounter with hijab enforcers on a Tehran metro train. Human rights groups stated she was physically assaulted or shoved into a pole for not covering her hair, leading to her death weeks later.
Nafas Hajisharif (2024): Widely circulated CCTV footage captured the violent assault of this 14-year-old girl by hijab enforcement officers in Tehran. Her mother later reported finding her at a police station with a bruised face, swollen lips, and a bruised neck.
Roya Heshmati (January 2024): While not a direct street beating, the 33-year-old woman was officially subjected to a judicial punishment of 74 lashes and a fine in Tehran after posting a photo online without her headscarf.
The Iranian government consistently denies allegations of police brutality in these cases. Officials typically claim the victims suffered from pre-existing medical conditions, sudden heart failure, or low blood pressure. However, independent UN fact-finding committees and human rights organizations maintain that the violent enforcement of forced veiling rules remains a systemic tool of state repression.
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