Azad Sulaiman Miran Bayez Beg was born in 1948 in the Shaqlawa district into a revolutionary and patriotic Kurdish family. He studied up to the final stage of university. His mother's name was Halima Zubair.
Struggle RecordAzad Miran joined the ranks of the Kurdistan Students Union during his high school studies. In 1968, he did not go to university and joined the Balak force and became a Peshmerga. In 1970, by order of the party, he was given a new identity and went to the city of Baghdad and became a student in the Kurdish department at the university. As soon as he went to the university, he formed a student network with his comrades Jawad Murad, Nariman Fuad, and Leila Qasim, and they were busy with organizational work.
In 1974, he and his comrades decided to carry out two activities in the city of Baghdad. Jawad Murad delivered the equipment and supplies for this activity to Azad Miran and his comrades through Leila Qasim.
On 28 April 1974, they successfully carried out the activities in two different places in the city of Baghdad, but on the same day at one o'clock in the morning, Leila Qasim, Azad Sulaiman, Nariman Fuad, Hassan Hama Rashid, and Jawad Murad were arrested. After several days of imprisonment and torture, they were executed by hanging on 13 May 1974.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Committee.