Draft:Ali Razini
| Ali Razini | |
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| Name | Ali Razini |
| Other Names | Hojjat al-Islam wal-Muslimin Ali Razini
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| Personal Details | |
| Birth Place | Razan, Hamadan Province |
| Brith Date | 1953 (CE) |
| Death Place | Supreme Court of Iran |
| Death Date | 18 January 2025 (CE) |
| Teachers | Ali Qoddusi
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| Religion | Islam |
Ali Razini, a cleric and judge of Branch 39 of the Supreme Court, the branch reviewing cases such as ISIS, Moharebeh and threats to national security, etc., who on Saturday morning, 29 Dey 1403 SH (18 January 2025), along with Mohammad Moghiseh, Head of Branch 53 of the Supreme Court, was martyred by an armed infiltrator in the Supreme Court in a planned action. Head of Tehran Province Judiciary, Head of Administrative Court of Justice, Head of Special Clerical Court by order of Imam Khomeini and confirmation of Supreme Leader, Tehran Revolutionary Prosecutor, Executive Deputy of Supreme Court, Head of Judicial Organization of Armed Forces are among his executive records.
Biography
Ali Razini was born in 1953 (CE), in the city of Razan, Hamadan Province.
Education
In 1963 (CE), at the age of 10, he entered the Qom Seminary and studied under professors and Grand Ayatollahs such as: Ali Qoddusi, Ali Meshkini, Ahmad Jannati, Youssef Sanei, Vahid Khorasani, Shubayri Zanjani, Morteza Haeri Yazdi, Mohammad Beheshti, Mohammad Mofatteh, Javadi Amoli and Mesbah Yazdi. He also graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Law from the University of Tehran, a Master's degree in Criminal Law and Private Law from Shahid Beheshti University, and a PhD in Law from Islamic Azad University, Science and Research Branch.
Revolutionary Activities
Martyr Razini, in the late 1960s, along with a group of seminary students from the Haqqani School, including: Mohammad Yaraqi, Mohammadali Nezamzadeh, and Martyr Karami, was arrested by SAVAK due to revolutionary activities and imprisoned for six months.
Presence in the Judiciary
In 1980 (CE), at the invitation of Ali Qoddusi, he took responsibility for reviewing cases of drug offenders, and from that time, his official activity in the Judiciary began, and in the same year, he was appointed as a judge of the Islamic Revolutionary Court of Tehran and during the struggle against the Munafiqin group, he was dispatched to Khorasan and initially worked in Bojnord and then in Mashhad[1].
Executive Activities
- Tehran Revolutionary Prosecutor from 1984 (CE) to 1987 (CE);
- First Head of the Judicial Organization of the Armed Forces in 1986 (CE);
- Sharia Judge of the Special Clerical Court from 1987 (CE) to the early 2010s;
- Formation of the Special Court for War Violations from August 1988 (CE), by order of Imam Khomeini;
- Head of Tehran Province Judiciary from 1994 (CE) to 2004 (CE), for 10 years;
- Head of the Administrative Court of Justice from 2004 (CE) to 2009 (CE);
- Legal Deputy of the Judiciary from 2009 (CE) to 2014 (CE);
- Representative of Hamadan Province in the Assembly of Experts in the fourth term from 2006 (CE) to 2016 (CE);
- Head of Branch 39 of the Supreme Court, as the branch reviewing cases such as ISIS, Moharebeh and threats to national security;
Cultural and Educational Activities
- Member of the Council of Representatives of the Leader in Universities of the Country by direct order of Supreme Leader;
- Member of the Board of Trustees of the Islamic Sciences Center for Sisters (Jame'ah al-Zahra) by order of the Supreme Leader;
- Member of the Founding Board of the Faculty of Knowledge affiliated with Jame'ah al-Zahra;
- Member of the Academic Board of Islamic Azad University, Tehran;
- Member of the Founding Board of Payame Noor University, Razan, Hamadan;
- One term as Head of the Faculty of Judicial Sciences[2];
History of Failed Assassination Attempts
- In 1998 (CE), by a group named "Mahdaviat", on the night of the 18th of the holy month of Ramadan, upon leaving his workplace, they attacked the vehicle carrying him using a magnetic bomb, and despite severe injuries, he survived and the attackers were arrested. He sent a handwritten note to Supreme Leader requesting their pardon, which was approved.
- By the Munafiqin with a woman who had requested an interview as a journalist and intended to use a grenade at his home, but Razini, with alertness and timely action, disarmed her and prevented the incident[3].
Martyrdom
Finally, on Saturday morning, 29 Dey 1403 SH (18 January 2025), Ali Razini, Head of Branch 39 of the Supreme Court, along with Mohammad Moghiseh, Head of Branch 53 of the Supreme Court, was martyred by an armed infiltrator in the Supreme Court in a planned action[4].
Notes
- ↑ Who is Judge Ali Razini?, Ekhtebar News Website.
- ↑ A Look at Ali Razini's Records, ISNA News Website.
- ↑ Who was Martyr Hojjat al-Islam wal-Muslimin Ali Razini?, Alalam Network Website.
- ↑ Details of Today's Terrorist Incident / Martyrdom of Hojjat al-Islams Razini and Moghiseh, Mizan News Agency Website.
References
Reactions


Message from the Supreme Leader
Text of the message from the Leader of the Islamic Revolution following the martyrdom of two prominent judges of the Judiciary, Hojjat al-Islams Razini and Moqiseh:
In the Name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
I congratulate the martyrdom of the mujahid scholar, Hojjat al-Islam wa al-Muslimin Haj Sheikh Ali Razini, and his colleague, the courageous judge, Hojjat al-Islam Haj Sheikh Mohammad Moqiseh (may God be pleased with them both), to their honorable survivors and offer condolences for their loss. Martyr Razini had previously been targeted by ill-wishers and endured years of hardship from his injuries. Two of his honorable brothers were previously martyred. May God's mercy and pleasure be upon all of them and their forgiving and patient families. Ali Khamenei, 18 January 2025[1].
Message from the President
Text of the President's message on the occasion of the martyrdom of two prominent judges of the Judiciary, Hojjat al-Islams Razini and Moqiseh:
In the Name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful Template:Quran
The martyrdom of two of our country's prominent judges, Hojjat al-Islams Ali Razini and Mohammad Moqiseh, in a cowardly and inhumane terrorist action, caused me deep sorrow. Undoubtedly, the clear path of these hardworking and experienced judges of the Supreme Court, who dedicated their entire lives to combating various crimes against national security and defending the rights of the nation, will continue with strength, and no disruption will occur in the process of executing justice in the country. I strictly request security and law enforcement forces to promptly investigate the dimensions and angles of this condemned act and take necessary actions to identify the commanders and perpetrators. Expressing sympathy with their honorable families, I offer condolences for this unfortunate incident to the noble nation of Iran and especially the country's judicial system, and I ask God Almighty for the elevation of these martyrs' ranks, patience and reward for their survivors, and speedy recovery for the injured. Masoud Pezeshkian, President of the Islamic Republic of Iran[2].
Message from the Head of the Judiciary
Text of the Head of the Judiciary's message following the martyrdom of two prominent judges of the Judiciary, Hojjat al-Islams Razini and Moqiseh:
In the Name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful Template:Quran
The martyrdom of two prominent, revolutionary, and mujahid judges of the judiciary, Hojjat al-Islams Mr. Ali Razini and Mohammad Moqiseh, in a terrorist action on Saturday, mourned all servants of the Islamic Republic system in the judiciary. These two martyrs of the judiciary, during years of service in the judiciary, were constantly at the forefront of realizing justice and securing the rights of the oppressed against oppressors, corrupt individuals, and criminals, and never showed weakness or hesitation in trying and punishing terrorists, spies, people's killers, and those threatening citizens' security. These two judge martyrs, in the position of judging and reviving people's rights, had decisiveness, courage, and frankness, and this matter was displeasing to the breakers of covenant and hypocrites. Martyrs Razini and Moqiseh were truly true believers in the Islamic Revolution and the school of the Two Imams of the Revolution, and were true servants of the people; due to their decisive rulings against terrorists whose hands were stained with the pure blood of the Iranian people, they were always subject to the spite and hatred of enemies. Without a doubt, martyrdom is the best and highest outcome and a great reward that God the All-Knowing bestowed upon Mr. Razini and Moqiseh; may God gather the pure souls of these two martyrs of the judiciary with His saints. I congratulate and offer condolences for the martyrdom of these two revolutionary and sincere judges to their honorable family, friends, and respected colleagues in the judiciary and to the entire dear nation of Iran. Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Eje'i[3]
Condolence Message from Ayatollah Nouri Hamedani

Ayatollah Nouri Hamedani offered condolences in a message for the martyrdom of Hojjat al-Islam wa al-Muslimin Ali Razini and Mohammad Moqiseh. The text of the message is as follows:
In the Name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
I congratulate and offer condolences to all survivors for the martyrdom of the serving and revolutionary scholar; Hojjat al-Islam wa al-Muslimin Haj Sheikh Ali Razini and also Hojjat al-Islam Sheikh Mohammad Moqiseh "may God have mercy upon them both". The Razini family is a household of knowledge, jurisprudence, and martyrdom; the honorable father and respected uncles and ancestors of this dear martyr were all among the pious and influential scholars of Hamedan who were and are noted for promoting religion and spirituality in that region. They were continuously present during the Islamic Revolution and the Imposed War and in this path offered dear martyrs. Martyr Ali Razini was a decisive and revolutionary individual who spared no effort to preserve the Islamic system and was targeted several times in this path, and this time received the result of a lifetime of struggle with the medal of martyrdom. I ask for God's mercy and pleasure for these dear martyrs. Hussein Nouri Hamedani[4].
See also
Notes
- ↑ Message following the martyrdom of two prominent judges of the Judiciary, Hojjat al-Islams Razini and Moqiseh, Website of the Office for the Preservation and Publication of the Works of Ayatollah al-Uzma Khamenei.
- ↑ Dr. Pezeshkian in condolence message for the martyrdom of Hojjat al-Islams Razini and Moqiseh:, Website of the Presidency Information Center.
- ↑ Details of the terrorist incident of the martyrdom of Hojjat al-Islam wa al-Muslimin Razini and Moqiseh, Mizan News Agency website.
- ↑ Condolence message of Ayatollah Nouri Hamedani following the martyrdom of Hojjat al-Islams Razini and Moqiseh, Rasa News Agency.
References
- Who is Judge Ali Razini?, Ekhtebar News Website, Published 19 January 2025 (CE). Retrieved 19 January 2025 (CE).
- A Look at Ali Razini's Background, ISNA News Website, Published 19 January 2025 (CE). Retrieved 19 January 2025 (CE).
- Who was Martyr Hojjat al-Islam wal-Muslimin Ali Razini?, Alalam Network Website, Published 19 January 2025 (CE). Retrieved 19 January 2025 (CE).
- Details of Today's Terrorist Incident / Martyrdom of Hojjat al-Islam wal-Muslimin Razini and Moghiseh, Mizan News Agency Website, Published 19 January 2025 (CE). Retrieved 19 January 2025 (CE).
- Message Following the Martyrdom of Two Prominent Judges of the Judiciary, Hojjat al-Islam Razini and Moghiseh, Website of the Office for Preservation and Publication of the Works of Ayatollah al-Uzma Khamenei, Published 19 January 2025 (CE). Retrieved 19 January 2025 (CE).
- Dr. Pezeshkian in Condolence Message on Martyrdom of Hojjat al-Islam Razini and Moghiseh:, Presidency Information Center Website, Published 19 January 2025 (CE). Retrieved 19 January 2025 (CE).