Ezzatollah Sahabi

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Ezzatollah Sahabi.
Ezzatollah Sahabi.

Ezzatollah Sahabi (born 1930 in Tehran, Iran) is a Persian politician, former minister and former Parliament member. He studied Mechanical engineering at Faculty of Engineering (daneshkade Fanni)Tehran University. His father, Yadollah Sahabi was a very influential figure in 1978 revolution. He is famous for his political-economical social analysis, and also for the many years of being prisoned in the both pre-revolution and post-revolution eras.

Sahabi was managing editor of the now-banned journal Iran-e Farda (The Iran of Tomorrow). He was also a participant in Iran after election conference held in Berlin.

Nowadays he is well known as the leader of the Iran's nationalist-religious political alliance.


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