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“Long Live the Shah!” – Iranians in Toronto Celebrate the Shah of Iran

“Long Live the Shah!” – Iranians in Toronto Celebrate the Shah of Iran.
Thousands of Iranians in Toronto gathered in support of Reza Shah Pahlavi II (@PahlaviReza), Iran’s exiled Shah and National Leader.
This viral video shows the Shah singing “Ey Iran” with the crowd as Iranian singer Nooshafarin performs the national anthem.
🚨 Just In — Thousands of Iranian diaspora gathered in Toronto in support of Reza Shah Pahlavi II (@PahlaviReza), Iran’s exiled Shah and National Leader.
This viral video shows the Shah singing “Ey Iran” with the crowd as Iranian singer Nooshafarin performs the national anthem. pic.twitter.com/iNELE297eQ
— Rayan Amiri (@RayanAmiri) September 19, 2026
Iranians in Iran and elsewhere want an end to the terrorist Islamic regime running the country.
Regime change in Iran isn’t good enough.
We want Pahlavi. We want our Shah to return to Iran.
Iranians only trust HRH Pahlavi to transition Iran from a brutal Islamic dictatorship to a functioning secular democratic society.
100,000 Iranians in occupied Iran were murdered by the terrorist Islamic Regime in January 8 and 9 just because they supported the Shah and wanted a free, secular and democratic society.
We’ll finish the job. And we will avenge every murder.
Here’s more:
@gghamari , a former Canadian politician and human rights activist, today in Toronto clearly expressed the demand of the majority of the Iranian people. Listen to her words and see what the Islamists, leftists, and communists did to Iran with the 1979 Revolution: they took our country hostage and turned it into a hellish third-world Islamic country. We want Iran great again. With their Lion and Sun revolution in January 2026, Iranians had one demand: the overthrow of the regime and the return of the @PahlaviReza to Iran.
Regime change in Iran isn’t good enough.
We want Pahlavi. We want our Shah to return to Iran.
Iranians only trust HRH Pahlavi to transition Iran from a brutal Islamic dictatorship to a functioning secular democratic society.
100,000 Iranians in occupied Iran were murdered by… https://t.co/3uDN6yMYyM
— Goldie Ghamari | گلسا قمری 🇮🇷 (@gghamari) September 19, 2026
Here’s a video of the Shah entering the event on Saturday evening.
🚨 BREAKING: Massive crowd of Iranian diaspora at the Cyrus the Great gathering in Toronto erupts into #JavidShah and #KingRezaPahlavi chants as His Majesty Iran’s exiled Shah @PahlaviReza enters the hall.
More than 3,000 people and high-profile Canadians, including… pic.twitter.com/frxp5fxSW2
— Rayan Amiri (@RayanAmiri) September 19, 2026
Here’s a viral post of the people cheering for the Shah.
BREAKING: Video goes viral on Iranian social media showing a packed Toronto hall erupting in “Javid Shah” chants as Reza Shah Pahlavi II takes the stage.
More than 3,000 people filled Meridian Hall in Toronto on Saturday and broke into chants of “Javid Shah” in support as Iran’s exiled Shah and the National Leader of the Lion and Sun Revolution, His Imperial Majesty Reza Shah Pahlavi II (@PahlaviReza) and Canadian Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre (@PierrePoilievre) appeared at the Cyrus the Great gathering.
The Shah told the audience that the goal is “the overthrow of the Islamic Republic and reaching a free and prosperous Iran,” naming territorial integrity and national unity, separation of religion and state, individual freedoms, legal equality, and the right of Iranians to choose their future government through a free vote.
Organizers presented the event as a mix of political speeches, cultural performances, and a show of unity among Iranians around human rights and Iran’s future. Several Canadian MPs from both major parties were expected to attend.
🚨 BREAKING: Video goes viral on Iranian social media showing a packed Toronto hall erupting in “Javid Shah” chants as Reza Shah Pahlavi II takes the stage.
More than 3,000 people filled Meridian Hall in Toronto on Saturday and broke into chants of “Javid Shah” in support as… pic.twitter.com/5NqBCGXwO5
— Rayan Amiri (@RayanAmiri) September 19, 2026