Ahmad Majid Ali Azar, known as Ahmad Bashki, was born in 1941 in the village of Tapakal, affiliated with the Warmawa sub-district, Sharazur district. He was a villager and one of the prominent merchants of agricultural products in the Sharazur plain. He completed primary school and had a perfect command of the Arabic and Persian languages. Ahmad Bashki was married to a woman named Fayma Mahmud Ahmad and had two daughters named Chiman and Diman. He was martyred in 1974.
Struggle RecordMartyr Ahmad Majid, known as Ahmad Bashki, became a Peshmerga in 1965 in the 9th Garmian Battalion, affiliated with the Qaradaghi Force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, when Aziz Qazi Surchi was the battalion commander and their headquarters were in Nawe and Bardabal. He participated in the battle of Dukan, the battle of Garmian, the battle of Kifri, the battle of Darbandikhan, and the battle of Zamnako Mountain.
On March 1, 1974, Ahmad Bashki wanted to return to the village on a few days' leave. He reached between the village of Chinara and Tapakal, fell into an ambush by the Communists, and was martyred.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.