The Martyr Suleiman Abdulrahman Muhammad, known as (Suleiman Abdulrahman Taguzi), a Peshmerga of the Gulan Revolution, fell in Year 1983 with two of his Peshmerga comrades into an ambush by the Ba'athist regime's Jash, and Suleiman Abdulrahman Taguzi was arrested wounded, he was martyred after a year and three months in the prison of the city of Mosul by firing squad.
The Martyr Suleiman Abdulrahman Muhammad, known as (Suleiman Abdulrahman Taguzi), was born in the village of Toshkin, affiliated with the Bamo sub-district in Halabja Governorate in Year 1962, he lived in the Zarain sub-district and owned a shop for selling goods in the sub-district market, he completed the primary stage.
In Year 1981, he joined the main Peshmerga cell in the Martyr Sheikh Muhammad organization within the Sirwan forces of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, and the cell's responsible was Hama Hama Salih Galjali and the force commander was Jalal Lawrani. He participated in combat activities in the areas of Shamiran, Taguzi, Darbandikhan, the city of Halabja, and the Sharazor plain.
The Martyr Suleiman and two of his Peshmerga comrades fell on 3 May 1983, namely (Ghafoor Muhammad Galjali and Faiq Ali Ghafoor), they fell near the village of Hokan in the Taguzi area affiliated with the Halabja sub-district in an ambush set by the Qalakhani Jash loyal to the Ba'athist regime, and confrontations occurred at the beginning where Faiq Ali was martyred, as for Suleiman Abdulrahman (Suleiman Abdulrahman Taguzi) and Ghafoor Muhammad (Ghafoor Gajali), they fell after violent confrontations and were wounded in the hands of the Jash, at first the head of the Jash separated the head of Ghafoor Muhammad (Ghafoor Galjali) from his body, and then they handed over Suleiman Abdulrahman (Suleiman Abdulrahman Taguzi) with the head of Ghafoor Gajali to the soldiers of the Ba'athist regime in exchange for a sum of money, and after a year and three months of imprisonment in the city of Mosul, Suleiman Abdulrahman Taguzi was martyred on 22 July 1984 by firing squad.
Source:Archive of the Encyclopedia Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.