Abolfazl Mirali
Defendant in the Samaneh Al-Hojaj Case
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View Timeline →Thamen al-Hojjaj Case: 15 Years in Prison for Main Defendant and Acquittal of Two Other Defendants
Abolfazl Mirali, CEO of the Thamen al-Hojjaj financial institution, was sentenced to 15 years in prison, while two other defendants were acquitted. This case has…
Tehran Judiciary: CEO of Thamen Al-Hojjaj Sentenced to Long-Term Imprisonment
The CEO of the Thamen Al-Hojjaj financial institute has been sentenced to long-term imprisonment amid a significant financial scandal involving substantial losses and numerous plaintiffs.…
News Digest for Friday, July 27
Renault has announced its withdrawal from the Iranian market due to U.S. sanctions, while the longest lunar eclipse of the 21st century is set to…
Motaki Denies Receiving 124 Billion Toman Loan from Samaneh Al-Hojjaj
Manouchehr Motaki's office has denied allegations of receiving a 124 billion toman loan from the Samaneh Al-Hojjaj institution, calling the report illegal and threatening legal…
CEO of Financial Institution 'Samen al-Hojaj' Arrested
Abolfazl Mirali, the CEO of the bankrupt financial institution 'Samen al-Hojaj', has been arrested, with his bail set at 4 trillion tomans due to requests…
Tavakoli Threatens to Reveal Names of Loan Recipients from 'Samen al-Hojaj'
Ahmad Tavakoli threatens to reveal the names of loan recipients from the bankrupt Samen al-Hojaj financial institution, claiming many are influential judges and children of…