Bahjat Ahmad Abdullah Ahmad was born in 1953 in the village of Baraka. In Year 1965, he established a relationship with the organizations of Kurdistan Democratic Party and in 1969 he became a Peshmerga of the Betwata force. After the collapse of the Aylul Revolution he became a refugee in the Country of Iran, and in 1980 he was granted the rank of squad leader. On September 7, 1980, in a confrontation with the enemy in the village of Malakan, he was captured by the enemy while wounded, and his body was torn apart with spears.

Biography

  Bahjat Ahmad Abdullah Ahmad was born in 1953 in the village of Baraka. His level of education was primary. He was a professional and did not marry. His mother's name was Halima Hassan Ahmad, and Shehab Ahmad, Khatab Ahmad, and Najat Ahmad were his brothers.

Struggle Record

Bahjat Ahmad, in Year 1965, through the Harir organization, established a relationship with the organizations of the Kurdistan Democratic Party and in 1969 he joined the Betwata force and became a Peshmerga. He continued in the Peshmerga ranks until 1975 and the collapse of the revolution, after which he became a refugee in the Country of Iran, where he maintained his relationship with the organizations of the Kurdistan Peshmerga force.

In 1980, he returned to Kurdistan with the Peshmerga of the Shaqlawa area, who were at that time under the command of Commander Ahmad Zakhok. In that year, they had good Activity, and he was given the rank of squad leader in the Peshmerga ranks.

On the date of September 7, 1980, in the village of Malakan, they encountered a fierce confrontation with the enemies. After a heavy battle, he was captured by the enemy while wounded, and at that very moment, the enemy tore his body apart while he was alive, and he became a Martyr.

Source:

Archive of the Encyclopedia Board of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.