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// Workers AI · dad joke modeIs Behesht-e Sakineh a nice cemetery? It's to die for.

Behesht-e Sakineh (Persian: بهشت سکینه) is a major cemetery located in Iran near the city of Karaj.[1] It was established in 1976.

Notable burials

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  • Abolfazl Zanjani (fa) (1899–1992) – politician
  • Mohammad Zohari (1926–1995) – writer
  • Ghlamreza Dadbeh (fa) (1920–2001) – musician
  • Mahmoud Etemadzadeh (1915–2006) – writer
  • Bahman Safvat (fa) (1940–2006) – journalist
  • Amir-Hossein Heshmat-Saran (1960–2009) – political activist
  • Shahram Farajzadeh (fa) (1974–2009) – protester
  • Shapour Yasemi (fa) (1922–2011) – film director
  • Massoumeh Seyhoun (1934–2010) – painter
  • Mohsen Pezeshkpour (1928–2011) – leader of Pan-Iranist Party
  • Sahereh Matin (fa) (1935–2011) – actress
  • Fahimeh Rastkar (1934–2012) – actress
  • Iraj Ghaderi (1934–2012) – actor
  • Behrouz Servatian (1937–2012) – scholar
  • Asghar Elahi (fa) (1944–2012) – writer
  • Dariush Safvat (1928–2013) – musician
  • Mohsen Amiraslani (1977–2014) – psychoanalyst
  • Rahim Moeini Kermanshahi (1923–2015) – poet
  • Abolhassan Jalili (fa) (1926–2015) – scholar
  • Akbar Vares (fa) (1945–2015) – actor
  • Beitollah Abbaspour (fa) (1980–2015) – athletic
  • Bahman Zarrinpour (fa) (1941–2016) – actor
  • Cyrus Qahramani (fa) (1938–2017) – actor
  • Ali-Ashraf Darvishian (1941–2017) – scholar
  • Sima Hajikhani (Negar) (fa) (1955–2018) – actress
  • Nasser Rezaei (fa) (1983–2019) – protester
  • Amir-Hossein Kabiri (fa) (1987–2019) – protester
  • Vahid Damvar (fa) (1989–2019) – protester
  • Ebrahim Ketabdar (fa) (1990–2019) – protester
  • Pouya Bakhtiari (1992–2019) – protester
  • Meysam Ahmadi (fa) (1992–2019) – protester
  • Azadeh Zarbi (fa) (1993–2019) – protester
  • Najaf Daryabandari (1929–2020) – writer
  • Nader Mokhtari (fa) (1985–2020) – protester
  • Ebrahim Qanbari-Mehr (1928–2022) – musician
  • Rafat Hashempour (1931–2022) – voice actress
  • Manouchehr Esmaeili (1939–2022) – voice actor
  • Siavash Shakeri (fa) (1939–2022) – film director
  • Karim Bavi (1964–2022) – football player
  • Hadis Najafi (2000–2022) – protester
  • Parsa Rezadoust (fa) (2003–2022) – protester
  • Nima Nuri (fa) (2004–2022) – protester
  • Sarina Esmailzadeh (2006–2022) – protester
  • Morteza Poursamadi (1952–2023) – cinematographer
  • Hossein Shahabi (1967–2023) – film director
  • Sepideh Farhan (fa) (1991–2023) – political activist
  • Bahareh Lellahi (fa) (1984–2024) – film director
  • Cysrus Parham (fa) (1929–2025) – art critic
  • Homayoun Ershadi (1947–2025) – actor
  • Ali Babachahi (1942–2026) – writer

References

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  1. "سازمان مدیریت آرامستانهای شهرداری کرج".

35°53′35″N 50°52′57″E / 35.893056°N 50.8825°E / 35.893056; 50.8825