Bayiz Tutmayi was born in 1944 in the village of Tutmay, affiliated with the Balisan sub-district of Shaqlawa district. He was a resident of the city of Erbil and was engaged in business in the market. His level of education was primary. He was married, and his wife's name was Khadija Mahmud. He had two sons and one daughter named Hakim, Luqman, and Najiba.
Struggle RecordMartyr Bayiz Tutmayi became a cadre of the secret cell in Year 1962 Kurdistan Democratic Party in the city of Erbil. His cadre relationship was with Mam Rasul Faqi, commander of the Third Battalion of Safin of the Safin Force.
Martyr Bayiz Tutmayi, due to his complete knowledge of the Erbil market and his acquaintance with the shopkeepers, formed a secret cell whose task was to obtain political and military information about the then-regime of Iraq and to collect equipment and supplies for the Peshmerga forces in the market and deliver them to them. At the same time, he conducted political meetings and guided fellow citizens to join the Peshmerga forces and the revolution.
In 1967, he was exposed during an activity. Later, in the Tayrawa neighborhood, he confronted a Jash force, as a result of which he was wounded and managed to escape while wounded. After two months of hiding and receiving treatment for his wound, he went near Mam Bayiz's teahouse to collect the monthly subscription, fell into an ambush by the regime's Jash, and was martyred.
Source:Archive of the Encyclopedia Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.