Muhammad Salim Ahmed Abdulrahman Bajluri, was born in 1902 in the village of Bajluri in the Zawita area of Duhok province, was one of the followers of the Sheikhs of Barzan and participated in the first Barzani revolution (1931-1932), after the collapse of the revolution he went to Northern Kurdistan with the Barzani fighters and after a while returned to their village. In 1975, after the collapse of the Aylul Revolution, he became a refugee in the country of Iran, initially residing in the Ziwe camp in Eastern Kurdistan, then he was moved to the city of Tabriz, resided in the city of Miyaneh, and then went to the city of Marand. He passed away on January 22, 2003, at the age of 101 and was buried in the city of Duhok.
In 1943, when Barzani returned from Sulaymaniyah to Barzan, he participated with Izzat Abdulaziz in the capture of the Amadiya military base and also participated in the battle of the Sawra military base on the Shin River in the Blee area, and in 1945 he participated in the Battle of Maydan Morik near the village of Hawdian in the Soran district.
On October 11, 1945, to protect themselves from the bombing of British warplanes and the attacks of the army and the mercenaries of the Iraqi regime, he and eight other fighters wanted to take refuge in Eastern Kurdistan, but they got lost on the way, were forced to return through Nerwa and Rekan, and were arrested in the village of Qadsh in the Amadiya district, and were released from prison at the request of Saeed Agha Doski.
In 1958, when Barzani returned from the Soviet Union to Iraq, Muhammad Salim Ahmed, along with Salih Yusifi, the responsible for Branch One (1) in Badinan and about 20 elders of the area went to the city of Baghdad to see and welcome General Mustafa Barzani , where they met Barzani and he told them: Go and open a Khabat headquarters in your own area, so Muhammad Salim, along with Teli Gardi, Yak Malayi, Mahdi Hassan Nazarki, Hassan Siti Bamerani, and Mullah Hamdi, opened the Khabat headquarters in Duhok.
In 1961, during the outbreak of the Aylul Revolution in the Aloka area of Duhok province, Teli Gardi was the responsible for the Peshmerga force and Muhammad Salim Ahmed was his deputy, where he participated in the battles of Aloka, Gali Zawita, and Gali Duhoki.
In 1962, when Barzani crossed for the second time to the Soran area, Muhammad Salim Ahmed Abdulrahman Bajluri went with Barzani to the Khalifan and Qaladze area. In 1964, he participated in the Sixth Congress of the Kurdistan Democratic Party in the city of Qaladze, and after that congress, he returned to Duhok and was with Ali Khalil in the Duhok force. In 1970, after the March 11 agreement was signed, due to his advanced age, he could no longer continue in the Peshmerga and performing partisan activities, so Muhammad Hassan was appointed in his place as the commander of Battalion 4 in the Duhok force.
In 1974, when the Iraqi regime reneged on the implementation of the March 11 declaration and started the war against the Kurdish people and the revolution, Muhammad Salim again contacted the headquarters of the Peshmerga of Battalion 4 of Duhok and expressed his readiness to cooperate and defend the revolution. In 1979, as a member in the border of Branch One (1), he participated in the Ninth Congress of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.
On August 25, 1991, he returned to Southern Kurdistan and resided in the city of Duhok. On August 16, 1996, due to the services he provided to the Kurd, Kurdistan, and the path of Barzani, he was awarded the Barzani Medal by President Barzani during the Golden Jubilee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.
Source:1. Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.