According to the University Public Relations Office: Officials and students of Qom Industrial University, with the efforts of the Martyr and Veteran Affairs Office and the Student Basij, met with the esteemed family of Martyr Samanlou, one of the martyrs defending the holy shrines.
During this meeting, the father of Martyr Samanlou expressed his happiness about this visit and spoke about the lifestyle of this everlasting martyr.
He said: Saeed studied mathematics at Imam Sadiq High School. He was very intelligent and eager to learn. His political, religious, and cultural activities were renowned. From a young age, he participated in jihadist camps for special assistance.
The father of Martyr Samanlou added: The most important characteristic of this esteemed martyr was his self-purification. He attended the ethical classes of scholars and had extensive studies on self-purification and ethics.
After graduating from high school, he was accepted into the accounting program at Delijan University and, at the insistence of his mother and me, married into a religious family, resulting in the birth of two sons named Ali and Mohammad Hossein. He was very family-oriented and committed to his wife and children.
After some time studying at university, he realized that Imam Hussein University in Tehran was recruiting students and was accepted as an officer. He then decided to continue the rest of his life in this path and joined the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
The father of Martyr Samanlou continued: After a few years, he felt drawn to Syria. His courage in the northwest against mercenary groups, his efforts in suppressing internal uprisings, and his heroics in Syria, particularly in liberating the two Shiite cities of Nubl and Zahra, are commendable for us and his comrades.
According to Saeed himself, the assistance of Lady Fatima al-Zahra (s) led to the victory of the cities of Nubl and Zahra. Following this victory, on February 5, 2016, Saeed, along with his friends Martyr Hashemi and Martyr Zareh, attained martyrdom in the town of Rityan in Syria.
