Biography

Ahmed Jarjis Hassan Muhammad He was born in 1941 in the village of Jujali Gchka, affiliated with the Bardarash district. He was a resident of the city of Erbil and was engaged in trade in the Erbil market. He was married, his wife's name was Zuleikha Ramazan, and he had one son named Abdullah. 

Struggle Record

Martyr Ahmed Jarjis became a member of the secret cell of Sayyid Ahmed Badawan in 1963, which was affiliated with Faris Bawa, Commander of the Erbil Plain Battalion of the Kurdistan Democratic Party This cell was tasked with organizational work, gathering information about the enemy, and carrying out armed activity within the city of Erbil. This cell consisted of 11 members named: Sayyid Ahmed, the cell leader, Sayyid Qadir, Ahmed Jarjis, Sayyid Shukri, Sayyid Dara, Muhammad Slo, Ali Omar, Sayyid Hashim, Sayyid Jasim, Abdullah, and Salih.

After the defection of Jalal Talabani and the Jalalis from the Aylul Revolution and becoming mercenaries (Jash) for the then-regime of Iraq, the Jalali mercenaries planned to assassinate the cadres of the Kurdistan Democratic Party within the city of Erbil. In their first operation in 1966 in the Tayrawa neighborhood of Erbil, they martyred Sayyid Jasim. After this news spread, Ahmed Jarjis and several members of his cell left Erbil that same day, joined Faris Bawa, the battalion commander, and became Peshmerga.

After the establishment of the Erbil Plain Force in 1967, Martyr Ahmed Jarjis received the rank of squad leader in the first branch of the third battalion of the Erbil Plain Force, at which time Mullah Omar Muhyiddin held the rank of head of branch one and Martyr Ahmed Haji held the rank of commander of the third battalion.

In 1969, in the battle of Khra and Harsham in the Surchi area, where they faced the soldiers and mercenaries of the then-regime of Iraq, Ahmed Jarjis was hit by a bullet in the chest and was severely wounded. His comrades tried to transport him for treatment, but when they reached near the village of Rezge, Ahmed Jarjis was martyred due to the severity of his wound. 

Source:

Archive of the Encyclopedia Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.