Martyr Suleiman Abdullah Muhammad Muhammad-Amin, known as Suleiman Ado, was born in Year 1917 in the village of Ziwe, located in the Khoshnawati region. He was a villager and worked as a farmer. He was married to Zara Hassan and had three sons and three daughters named Abdullah, Falah, Abdul, and Piroz, Zakiya, Ghazal.
Struggle RecordMartyr Suleiman Ado became a Peshmerga of the Betwata Battalion in Year 1964 through his uncle, Martyr Omar Hassan. Kurdistan Democratic Party Under the command of Ali Shaban, after the martyrdom of his uncle, Suleiman Ado became a trusted person to Ali Shaban due to his competence and intelligence. He became one of Ali Shaban's close and trusted associates, entrusted with special activities and tasks within the city. Through Martyr Suleiman, connections were established with the organizations and the people inside the city.
In Year 1975, Commander Ali Shaban tasked Suleiman Ado and a comrade named Hussein Beg with delivering a letter into the city of Erbil. They entered the city of Erbil to carry out their mission, but they were soon discovered by the agents of the Ba'ath regime. Suleiman Ado and Hussein Beg headed into the alleys of the Erbil Citadel to hide from the security forces in the Erbil market, but they were arrested there by the regime's men and taken to the Erbil Security. From there, they were transferred to the Badush prison in the city of Mosul. Because of the seized letter, Suleiman Ado was executed after a few days, and Hussein Beg was released due to the lack of any evidence against him.
Source:Archive of the Encyclopedia of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.