Ahmed Abdullah Muhammad, Known as Teacher Ahmed Amedi and Ahmed Abe, a teacher and politician, in Year 1953 he was among the founders of the Kurdistan Students Union, in Year 1953 at the first congress he was elected as the first president of the Kurdistan Students Union, in Year 1953 he was a member of the founding committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Students and Youth Union, in Year 1959 in the city of Baghdad by the representatives of the Fourth Congress he was elected as a member of the Central Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party - Iraq, in Year 1960 he was a member of the fifty-person list supporting the founding committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party - Iraq during the phase of open work, in Year 1960 at the Fifth Congress he was elected as a member of the Central Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, in Year 1964 by the representatives of the Sixth Congress of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, due to his support for the decisions of the broad meeting of Mawat Conference 1964 he was removed from the ranks of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.

Biography‌

Ahmed Abdullah Muhammad was born in the city of Amedi, which was part of the then Mosul Governorate and current Duhok, in Year 1948 he joined the ranks of the Kurdistan Democratic Party in Year 1954 he graduated from the Chemistry Department of the Higher Institute of Teachers in Baghdad, in Year 1954 he was appointed as a teacher in the town of Amedi, which was part of the former Mosul Governorate and current Duhok, in Year 1955 he was transferred to the town of Zakho within the border of the former Mosul Governorate and current Duhok, in Year 1957 he was transferred to the city of Duhok within the border of the Mosul Governorate, in the month of August of Year 1958, along with the delegation of the Zakho District Committee of the United Kurdistan Democratic Party in the city of Erbil, he welcomed Sheikh Ahmed Sheikh Muhammad Sheikh Abdul-Salam (1892- 1969) Known as Sheikh Ahmed Barzani and accompanied him to the city of Mosul. He was proficient in Kurdish, Arabic, and English languages.

Struggle History‌

Ahmed Abdullah Muhammad in Year 1953 was among the founders of the Kurdistan Students Union, in Year 1953 at the first congress he was elected as the first president of the Kurdistan Students Union, in Year 1953 he was a member of the founding committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Youth Union, in Year 1958 he was on the fourth staff during the period of responsibility of Khosraw Tofiq Fathullah (1930- 2004) as a member of the committee of Branch One of the United Kurdistan Democratic Party. On 10 September 1959, he was a representative of the first congress of the Kurdistan Teachers Union (Shaqlawa Congress), in Year 1959 in the city of Baghdad by the representatives of the Fourth Congress he was elected as a member of the Central Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party - Iraq, in Year 1960 he was a member of the fifty-person list supporting the founding committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party - Iraq during the phase of open work, in Year 1960 on the sixth staff during the period of responsibility of Salih Abdullah Najmadin (1918- 1981) Known as Seyda Salih Yusifi (1918- 1981) he was a branch member in the committee of Branch One of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.

On the days of 15 to 17 August 1960, he was the representative of Mosul Governorate at the second congress of the Kurdistan Teachers Union (Shaqlawa Congress), in Year 1960 by the representatives of the Fifth Congress he was elected as a member of the Central Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, in Year 1961 he was the director of the Amedi Boys' High School, in Year 1961 against the violation of the national rights of the Kurds he was with the launching of the revolution against Zaim Rukn Abdul-Karim Qasim (1914- 1963), in Year 1961 he was made the person in charge of the Amedi District Committee affiliated with the Branch One Committee, before the outbreak of the Aylul Revolution and because of an arrest warrant for him in Year 1961 he joined the ranks of the Peshmerga forces of the Aylul Revolution, in Year 1961 he commanded the battle for the liberation of the town of Amedi within the border of Mosul Governorate in which he was not successful, in Year 1961 he participated in the battle of Swaratuka within the border of Mosul Governorate, in Year 1961 he participated in the battle of Kevlesn within the border of Mosul Governorate, in Year 1961 he participated in the battle of Garmavke within the border of Mosul Governorate, all these battles in Mosul Governorate at the beginning of Aylul Revolution took place, which now falls within the border of Duhok Governorate, in the years (1962- 1964) he was the person in charge of the Branch One Committee, in Year 1964 he participated in the broad meeting of Mawat and stood against General Mustafa Barzani (1903- 1979), in Year 1964 after his comrades went to Hamadan in the Kingdom of Iran he hid himself in the house of one of his brothers in the city of Erbil, in Year 1964 he printed the Tishk publication in the name of the Erbil Branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party on a Roneo machine, on 14 December 1967 he died in a mysterious incident near the Erbil Republican Hospital and was buried in the Amedi cemetery.

Sources:

1. Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board. 

2. Preparation: Peshraw Ahmed, In the memory of Kaka Ziad Koya, Kurdistan-i Nwe newspaper, organ of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, number 2425, tenth year, Sulaymaniyah, Thursday, 12 April 2001, p. 10.

3. Preparation: Salah Rashid, Mam Jalal, The Meeting of a Lifetime from Youth to the Republican Palace, Volume One, (Sulaymaniyah - Karo Printing House - 2017), p. 65.

4. Ahmed Sharif Lek, Analysis of Historical Events, Volume Two, (Erbil - Rojhalat Printing House - 2019), p. 208.

5. Tishk publication, organ of the Kurdistan Democratic Party - Erbil Branch, number 2, first year, 21 September 1964 AD, pp. 1-5.

6. A greeting of pride and reverence to the soul of the comrade martyr Ahmed Abdullah Amedi, Al-Nur newspaper, issue 27, first year, Baghdad, Dar Al-Zaman Printing House, Monday, 16 December 1968, p. 5.

7. Jamal Nabaz, Memoirs of those days that will never return, (Sulaymaniyah - Shvan Printing House - 2017), p. 298.