Ibrahim Mohammed Suleiman Ahmed was born in 1963 in Wilesmiti village on the foothills of Mount Suren, belonging to Seyid Sadiq district in Sulaymaniyah province. He was initially a villager and studied primary school in the village. After the defeat of the September Revolution, the regime of that time in Iraq destroyed the villages of that area and forcibly divided their people among several camps under its control. For that reason, Ibrahim Mohammed was settled in Shaneri camp near Seyid Sadiq.
In 1981, through Anwar Haji Osman, who belonged to the Suren force of the Darbandikhan Regional Committee, Sector Four, of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, he became a Peshmerga. He participated in the battles of Rezle and Parezan, the battle of Belkhe, partisan activities in the Sharazur plain, and the battles of Nalparez and Kawloz.
In July 1983, with a group of his comrades and under the command of Anwar Haji Osman, after carrying out a partisan operation in the Sharazur plain, the Peshmerga dispersed among the homes of Shaneri camp for several days, until the situation became normal. However, Ibrahim Mohammed Suleiman was arrested by a Jash leader and handed over to the security service in Seyid Sadiq. He was then transferred to the Kirkuk city security office; after seven months they sent him to Abu Ghraib prison, where he was executed and martyred in February 1984.
1. Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board