Mohammed Salim Ahmad Abdulrahman Bajluri was born in 1902 in the village of Bajluri in Zawita area of Duhok province. He was a follower of the Barzani Sheikhs and participated in the First Barzani Revolution (1931-1932). He was displaced to Iran in 1975 after the collapse of the September Revolution. He first settled in Ordagah Zeveh in East Kurdistan, then moved to Tehran, settled in Mian and then moved to Marand. He died on December 22, 2003 at the age of 101 and was buried in Duhok.
In 1943, when Barzani returned to Barzan from Sulaimani, he participated in the capture of the Amedi military base with Izzat Abdulaziz. He also participated in the battle of Sawra military base on the Blue River in Ble area.
On October 11, 1945, he and eight other fighters tried to flee to East Kurdistan to avoid British warplanes and attacks by the Iraqi army and jashes. They got lost on the way Doski will be released from prison.
In 1958, when Barzani returned to Iraq from the Soviet Union, Mohammed Salim Ahmad accompanied him Salih Yousfi, head of branch one (1) in Badinan and about 20 elders of the region to see and welcome the general Mustafa Barzani They went to Baghdad, where they met Barzani and told him to go to his headquarters in his area struggle Mohammed Salim, Mahdi Hassan Nzarki, Hassan City Bamarni and Mala Hamdi opened the headquarters of Khabat in Duhok.
1961 when it was launched The September Revolution In the Aloka region of Duhok province, Teli Gardi was in charge of the Peshmerga forces and Mohammed Salim Ahmad was his deputy.
In 1962, when Barzani crossed to Soran for the second time, Mohammed Salim Ahmad Abdulrahman Bajlouri went with Barzani to Khalifan and Qaladze. In 1964, he participated in the Sixth Congress Kurdistan Democratic PartyAfter the congress, he returned to Duhok and joined the Duhok forces with Ali Khalil. In 1970, after the March 11 agreement was signed, he was no longer able to continue as a Peshmerga and guerrilla activities due to his advanced age.
In 1974, when the Iraqi regime regretted implementing the March 11 declaration and resumed the war against the Kurdish people and the revolution, Mohammed Salim again contacted the headquarters of the Peshmerga Battalion 4 in Duhok and expressed his readiness to help and defend the revolution. In 1979, he participated as a member of the first branch Ninth Congress of the Kurdistan Democratic Partyhas done.
He returned to South Kurdistan on August 25, 1991 and settled in Duhok. On August 16, 1996, he was awarded the Barzani Medal by President Barzani on the occasion of the Golden Jubilee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP).
reference:
1. Archive of the Encyclopedia of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.
