Martyr Ahmed Rahman Abubakr was born in 1933 in the village of Hawraman-i Takht in Eastern Kurdistan. Due to livelihood, he moved to the Kurdistan Region and settled in the village of Zalmi, affiliated with the Khurmal sub-district, and worked in animal husbandry. Martyr Ahmed Rahman was married, and his wife's name was Badriya Rahman Muhammad. He was martyred in 1978.
Struggle RecordMartyr Ahmed Rahman Abubakr joined the Peshmerga forces affiliated with the Seventh Battalion of Byara in 1968, under the command of Nadir Hawrami affiliated with the Khabat force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. Martyr Ahmed Rahman soon became the trusted person of the battalion commander and was transferred to the battalion headquarters and served as the personal bodyguard of the battalion commander.
In 1975, after the collapse of the Aylul Revolution , Martyr Ahmed Rahman did not stop his Peshmerga service, and as the bodyguard of Nadir Hawrami , he was displaced to the country of Iran with his commander and was on the border between the two countries.
In 1978, the military forces of the then-Iraqi regime launched a widespread attack on the Peshmerga positions on the border and the Hawraman region. Ahmed Rahman Abubakr was martyred in a defensive position in Hana Garmala behind the Byara sub-district.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.