Mohammad-Javad Bahonar

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Mohammad-Javad Bahonar was an Iranian cleric and conservative politician who briefly served as prime minister in 1981 before being assassinated in a bombing in Tehran.

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instanceOf Iranian politician
Shia cleric
human
prime minister
alignedWith conservative politics in Iran
causeOfDeath bombing
countryOfBirth Iran
countryOfCitizenship Iran
countryOfDeath Iran
educatedAt Qom Seminary
linked to: Hawza of Qom

University of Tehran
familyName Bahonar
givenName Mohammad-Javad
linked to: Mohammad Javad
ideology Islamism
mannerOfDeath assassination
memberOfPoliticalParty Islamic Republican Party
movement Iranian Revolution
nativeLanguage Persian
notableEvent assassination in Tehran in 1981
notableRole leading figure of the Islamic Republican Party
occupation cleric
politician
officeEndTime 1981-08-30
officeStartTime 1981-08-04
participantIn post-revolution Iranian government
placeOfBirth Kerman
placeOfDeath Tehran
positionHeld Minister of Education of Iran
Prime Minister of Iran
religion Islam
Shia Islam
sexOrGender male
wasAssassinatedIn 1981
workedFor Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran
linked to: Government of Iran
workedIn Tehran

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Prime Minister of Iran positionHeldBy Mohammad-Javad Bahonar
Islamic Republican Party foundedBy Mohammad Javad Bahonar
linked to: Mohammad-Javad Bahonar
Islamic Republican Party hadLeadingMember Mohammad Javad Bahonar
linked to: Mohammad-Javad Bahonar
Behesht-e Zahra Cemetery notableBurial Mohammad-Javad Bahonar
Council of the Islamic Revolution hasMember Mohammad Javad Bahonar
linked to: Mohammad-Javad Bahonar
Shahid Bahonar University of Kerman namedAfter Mohammad-Javad Bahonar