Painter Mohammad Ebrahimi Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison

Breathing in Confinement, Tuesday, 25 August 2026: Mohammad Ebrahimi, a painter and graduate with a bachelor’s degree in Painting from the University of Science and Culture, who has been in detention since January this year, has been sentenced by the Tehran Revolutionary Court to a total of 20 years in prison.

According to Breathing in Confinement, the news outlet of the Prisoners’ Rights League in Iran, Mohammad Ebrahimi, known as “Golmamad,” a painter born in 1999, was arrested by security forces in January this year. Following his arrest, he was initially transferred to Evin Prison and was later moved to Greater Tehran Prison.

According to available information, the artist was held in Evin Prison for a period following his arrest before being transferred to Greater Tehran Prison. During his imprisonment, he sent letters from prison to his friends, describing his circumstances as well as the conditions and good morale of prisoners during detention.

Mohammad Ebrahimi has been sentenced by the Tehran Revolutionary Court to 20 years in prison. However, precise details regarding the charges brought against him, the branch of the court that heard his case, the provisions of the ruling, and the individual prison terms imposed for each charge have not yet been fully disclosed.

His continued detention and the imposition of a lengthy prison sentence come amid a lack of detailed information regarding the judicial proceedings, the charges brought against him, and the manner in which his case was handled by the judiciary.

Breathing in Confinement, Tuesday, 25 August 2026: Mohammad Ebrahimi, a painter and graduate with a bachelor’s degree in Painting from the University of Science and Culture, who has been in detention since January this year, has been sentenced by the Tehran Revolutionary Court to a total of 20 years in prison.

According to Breathing in Confinement, the news outlet of the Prisoners’ Rights League in Iran, Mohammad Ebrahimi, known as “Golmamad,” a painter born in 1999, was arrested by security forces in January this year. Following his arrest, he was initially transferred to Evin Prison and was later moved to Greater Tehran Prison.

According to available information, the artist was held in Evin Prison for a period following his arrest before being transferred to Greater Tehran Prison. During his imprisonment, he sent letters from prison to his friends, describing his circumstances as well as the conditions and good morale of prisoners during detention.

Mohammad Ebrahimi has been sentenced by the Tehran Revolutionary Court to 20 years in prison. However, precise details regarding the charges brought against him, the branch of the court that heard his case, the provisions of the ruling, and the individual prison terms imposed for each charge have not yet been fully disclosed.

His continued detention and the imposition of a lengthy prison sentence come amid a lack of detailed information regarding the judicial proceedings, the charges brought against him, and the manner in which his case was handled by the judiciary.