Fajr Sepasi Shiraz F.C.

In 1988, a group of youngsters, who were from Shiraz along with Jafar Jafari, established a football team named Behzad. They started playing in the 2nd division of Shiraz's local city league. After the death of Majid Sepasi during the Iran–Iraq War, the team was renamed in Fajr Shahid Sepasi Shiraz Football Club. Shahid means martyr in Persian. The club was officially founded on 11 February 1988, the day of the Islamic Revolution. In 1991 the club had been bought by Sepah Pasdaran completely. Since then it is possibly for young players to serve their military service while playing for Fajr Sepasi.

The emblem of the team has a calligraphic text in the middle that reads 'Ali' (as tribute to Ali Ibn Abitaleb) designed in four different direction in a symmetrical configuration. Curve-fitted on top of the emblem also reads an Arabic sentence 'قَوِّ عَلى خِدمَتِكَ جَوارِحي' ('qavvi alaa khedmatek a javaarihi) that can be translated to '[o, God], strengthen my limbs and body to serve you' which is an extract from supplication Du'a Kumayl again attributed to Imam Ali.

In 1995 they became champions of Fars province, and in 1996 were promoted to the Azadegan League. The club has remained in the highest level of Iranian football since then, and surprised everyone when they won the Hazfi Cup in 2001.

Moghavemat Shahid Sepasi emblem (2007–2011)

In December 2006 Sepah Pasdaran sold its shares in sport to Basij, therefore all Fajr teams were renamed to Moghavemat teams. Fajr Sepasi are now officially known as Moghavemat Shahid Sepasi Shiraz, although the name is not in common use yet.[1] Jafar Jafari is the club's chairman since the establishment of the club in 1988.

They kept the coach Gholam Hossein Peyrovani till 2009 where he was appointed as Iran's olympics team head coach and had to leave the club so Peyrovani left the club after 10 years being in charge and he was finished his last season in mid table and was replaced by Davoud Mahabadi and after poor results he was replaced by Mohammad Ahmadzadeh and got relegated in the first season without Peyrovani.

In 2010 for the first time in the club's history, the team was relegated to the Azadegan League for the 2010–2011 season. Fajr quickly rebounded gaining promotion to the Iran Pro League in 2011.

At the end of the 2013–14 season Fajr Sepasi finished 14th and was relegated to the Azadegan League. In their first season back in the second tier Fajr finished 14th and missed out on promotion.

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  IRN Iman Sadeghi 2 DF  IRN Ali Khosravi 4 DF  IRN Omid Mansouri(on loan from Padideh) 6 DF  IRN Amir ShabaniU25 7 FW  IRN Saeed Zare 8 MF  IRN Ali Nabizadeh 9 FW  IRN Milad Ahmadi 10 FW  CMR Mbeke Siebatcheu 11 FW  IRN Shahram Goudarzi 12 FW  IRN Ehsan Ganji 13 DF  IRN Mohammad Hossein CheginiU23 14 MF  IRN Hamid Nemati 16 MF  IRN Amir Hossein Karaminejad 17 FW  IRN Farzan DanaU23 18 FW  IRN Sajjad Abdouei 19 FW  IRN Reza Agha BabaeiU25 20 FW  IRN Mohamad Kazemi

No. Pos. Nation Player 21 FW  IRN Sepehr ShahinU23 25 DF  IRN Mohammad Ghanbari 26 DF  IRN Pouria ZareU23 27 FW  IRN Reza Khani 28 DF  IRN Erfan Badi 31 GK  GEO Luka Kharatishvili 33 DF  IRN Ali MolayiU25 35 FW  IRN Hamed HeydariU23 36 DF  IRN Mohammadreza Khedri 44 GK  IRN Arash Malek 70 DF  IRN Javad Mohammad Zade 66 MF  IRN Mohammad Erfan Masoumi(on loan from Padideh) 90 MF  IRN Mohammad Zeynali 99 FW  IRN Parsa SimkaniU21 — DF  IRN Sirvan Ghorbani 31 GK  IRN Amir Mohammadnejad

For recent transfers, see List of Iranian football transfers summer 2021.