Sadeq Amani

Sadeq Amani (Persian: صادق امانی‎) (complete name: Mohammad Sadeq Amani محمدصادق امانی) was a member of Islamic Coalition Party[1][2][3] who was born in 1930 in Tehran. He was working in the market and had activities in religious sciences, too. Sadeq Amani was a Mujtahid (and was known as a teacher of ethics). This Iranian Shia Muslim was joined --during his youth period-- at the group of Fada'iyan-e Islam. He had political tendency to Navvab Safavi and Kashani and was active in the group of "Shi'ayan" (who was himself one of its founders).[4][5]

Sadeq Amani[6][7][8][9] had a significant role[10][11][12][13] in the organizing of 1963 demonstrations in Iran; and was introduced among the main designers of the operation of Hassan Ali Mansur's assassination (the prime minister of the Shah) in Bahman (in 1964).[14] Amani,[15][16][17][18][19] was arrested after the event of Mansur's assassination, and eventually was executed by the regime of Shah on 16 June 1365.[20][21][22][23]