The rupture directivity effect is a seismic source parameter that plays a significant role in the generation of ground motions and damage to the structures. Tabriz earthquake on 23 January 2022 with MN 4.4 occurred near the North Tabriz Fault. In this study, we analyzed accelerograms recorded by the BHRC network to investigate the rupture directivity of the earthquake. Larger amplitudes of accelerations recorded in the stations southeast of the earthquake epicenter indicate mostly southeastward unilateral rupture propagation along the North Tabriz Fault. This can be important in terms of seismic hazard assessment in Tabriz province where the total population exceed 1.5 million.