Iran's Islamic Republic has sentenced 23-year-old accounting student Najmeh Amini to death for allegedly insulting Prophet Muhammad in a social media post, as human rights organizations warn that the regime is increasingly using executions to suppress dissent. Amini was arrested in Mashhad in February 2026 following anti-government protests and investigations by Iran's cyber police. She was subsequently imprisoned at Vakilabad Prison, where rights monitors reported that she faced prolonged detention and restrictions on access to legal representation. Branch 6 of the Khorasan Razavi Criminal Court, presided over by Judge Javad Asian-Yazd, convicted her of sabb al-nabi, or insulting the Prophet, an offense punishable by death under Iran's Islamic Penal Code. In a desperate audio appeal from prison, Amini declared: "Remember my name; I may not be able to speak again." She also pleaded for international intervention before her execution could be carried out. More than 600 executions have been reported in Iran this year.

🚨🇮🇷 She's 23, studying accounting, and IRAN has sentenced her to DEATH over a social media post. Her name is Najmeh Amini. Arrested during anti-government protests, she's now sitting in Mashhad's Vakilabad Prison after being convicted of allegedly insulting the Prophet Muhammad. She has also received more than 12 YEARS IN PRISON on separate national security charges. From behind bars, she's pleaded for the world to intervene before it's too late. Her death sentence is still subject to appeal. A 23-year-old woman could be executed for a thing she posted online. Vile. Source: @visegrad24, iranhr .net / Writer: Oliver

A 17-year-old Iranian teenager shot dead while helping a wounded protester in January had previously been abducted and tortured by security forces at age 13 for taking part in anti-clerical moves during the 2022 Woman, Life, Freedom uprising, Iran International has learned. Mohammad-Parsa Amini was repeatedly detained and interrogated over his participation in school protests and a protest tactic known as "turban tossing," a source close to his family told Iran International. The practice spread during nationwide demonstrations following the death of Mahsa Amini in 2022, with protesters knocking turbans off clerics' heads to express opposition to the Islamic Republic.

Iran: The islamic regime beat 16-year-old Sarina Esmailzadeh to death with batons, then called it suicide and coerced her mother into repeating the story on state TV. Sarina Esmailzadeh, a 16-year-old from Karaj, died on September 23, 2022. She was a YouTuber and poet who had openly criticized the compulsory hijab. After Amini’s death, she wrote a protest poem condemning the killing and violence against women, posted it on Telegram on September 20, 2022, and joined the protests. She was buried under security, and the family was not allowed to see her body. Around 10 a.m. that morning, the family was handed her body at the Behesht-e Sakineh Cemetery mortuary, already washed and wrapped in a shroud. Security officials did not let the family see her, and her mother only glimpsed her face by pulling back the shroud moments before burial. The official story is that she jumped. On October 6, Alborz province chief justice Hossein Fazeli Harikandi called her death a suicide by a fall from a great height. He said police reported it to the on-call prosecutor at around 12:20 a.m. on September 24, and claimed she climbed to a fifth-floor rooftop at her grandmother’s home, crossed to the next building, and jumped. He also claimed she had previously tried to kill herself with pills. He dismissed reports that security forces killed her as claims by “hostile media” and said she died in an area untouched by unrest. The official story contradicts itself. The judiciary said emergency services arrived shortly after midnight, but state TV showed a photo of a girl’s body on the ground in daylight. State TV said the incident happened at her mother’s residence, while the IRGC-linked Tasnim News Agency placed it at her grandmother’s home in Azimieh. Her death certificate lists shock due to trauma and multiple blows, alongside blunt force trauma from a fall from height. Her mother was threatened into repeating the suicide story on camera. Security officials threatened her mother, Masoumeh Hamidipour, that she would never see her son Sina again unless she confirmed the suicide account. She was filmed repeating it twice: on October 8, 2022, for Tasnim, and on October 11 on state TV’s main evening news. In the first video, she is sitting in an interrogation room at the Criminal Investigation Department. Security forces made the release of her body conditional on the family publicly saying she had fallen from a rooftop. Iran Human Rights reported that her mother had been told at the prosecutor’s office to say her daughter fell from a building, and refused each time. Iran International reported that some people disputed whether the woman in one of the state videos was her mother at all. Her online accounts were deleted or altered. The authorities never returned her phone, her Instagram account was deleted without explanation, and several of her Telegram posts were deleted or edited to add fabricated statements suggesting suicidal thoughts, according to Radio Farda. Her relatives were summoned, and their lawyer was blocked. Her legal guardian and both of her uncles were repeatedly summoned to court and the Criminal Investigation Department, where they were pressured into forced confessions and told to file complaints against people who challenged the suicide story. Iran Human Rights reported that her mother, brother, and uncle were being summoned by security agencies every day, while the family’s lawyer was denied access to the case. Her classmates later replaced Khamenei’s photo in their classroom with her portrait.

In 2024, A student Ahoo Daryaei at Iran’s University of Science & Research was accosted by lsIamic Regime morality police for showing her hair beneath her hijab. They reportedly tore her clothes and they attacked her. So in protest she took her clothes off and stood in the square in nothing but her underwear. Her video went viral; she was arrested; will the Regime put her to death like Mahsa (Jina) Amini. In September 2022, the 22-year-old Kurdish-Iranian woman was arrested in Tehran by Iran’s morality police (Guidance Patrol) for allegedly wearing her hijab improperly. She was taken into custody, fell into a coma, and died three days later in a hospital on September 16, 2022. Iranian authorities claimed she died of natural causes or a pre-existing condition. Independent accounts, eyewitness reports from other detainees, and human-rights organizations (including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch) pointed to severe beating and police brutality as the cause. There is no other group of people so violent, unhinged, and insanity driven. Yet, we accept these people into America in droves. It’s not a phobia if you prefer not to have your life taken by people who threaten to take it. It’s called being SMART. The day people start understanding that religion is nothing but faith and there is no evidence of afterlife or hell then the world will be a better place. If you have your own faith in something, then that’s ok, but religion should never be manipulated by anyone from birth and it should treated as a FAITH not a law. Add this to your Islamoknowbia