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| relatives = [[Khalid Suleiman Muhammad Khan (intelligence officer)|Khalid Suleiman Muhammad Khan (brother)]] and [[Khadijah Bint Suleiman Muhammad Khan (philosopher)|Khadijah Bint Suleiman Muhammad Khan (sister)]] | | relatives = [[Khalid Suleiman Muhammad Khan (intelligence officer)|Khalid Suleiman Muhammad Khan (brother)]], [[Ali Suleiman Muhammad Khan (musician)|Ali Suleiman Muhammad Khan (brother)]] | ||
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| residence = an unknown location in Anatolian Pashtunistan | | residence = an unknown location in Anatolian Pashtunistan | ||
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''' | '''Early life''' | ||
Ahmed Suleiman Muhammad Khan was born in 2000 the son of Army officer [[Suleiman Muhammad Khan (philanthropist)|Suleiman Muhammad Khan]] and his wife, the teacher Maria Lucrezia Khan. He was educated the Sharifistani School Of Fencing, a private school in [[Sharifistan]], along with his brothers. He became interested in far-left views during a history project on the Russian Revolution and joined the Communist Party Of Sharifistan at the age of 16. | |||
'''Army service and university education''' | |||
Despite being able to defer conscription until he completed his university education, he considered this unfair on working-class youth. He joined the Royal Pashtunistan City Infantry (an prestigious mountain infantry regiment) as Fatah (Private) at the age of 18. He fought in Nigeria against the terrorist group Boko Haram. After a year as a soldier he enrolled in Madinat Al-Islam University as a politics student. | |||
'''Political career''' | |||
Whilst a University student, after nearly a decade of Communist activism, he was elected to the House of Representatives of Sharifistan as representative of the Communist Party (following the legalisation of the party in 2020). He was on the Workers' Health and Safety Committee and the Veterans' Committee. | |||
'''Guerrilla warfare''' | |||
Following the occupation of Sharifistan he joined a Maoist Guerilla force as Commandant (equivalent to Binbasi or Major). | |||
[[Category:Sharifistani veterans]] | [[Category:Sharifistani veterans]] | ||
[[Category:Sharifistani School of Fencing alumni]] | [[Category:Sharifistani School of Fencing alumni]] | ||
Revision as of 17:30, 10 December 2020
Ahmed Suleiman Muhammad Khan is a Sharifistani Communist activist, commander in a Maoist guerrilla force, former member of Parliament and veteran of operations against Boko Haram.
Temsilci Ahmed Suleiman Muhammad Khan Distinguished Gallantry Medal | |
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| Temsilci (democratically elected parliament member) | |
deposed | |
| Assumed office 2020 | |
| Monarch | Sultan Suleiman Khan (briefly) |
| Succeeded by | none |
| Constituency | City of Industry East |
| Majority | 55.5% |
| Personal details | |
| Born | Ahmed Suleiman Muhammad Khan October the 8th, 2000 Old Town, Madinat Al-Islam |
| Citizenship | Sharifistani |
| Nationality | Sharifistani Pashtun and half-Italian |
| Political party | Communist Party of Sharifistan (2016-2020), Maoist Party of Sharifistan (2020-) |
| Spouse | Meryem Bint Ali Ahmed Effendi (2020) |
| Domestic partner | Afet Yilmaz (2018-2020) |
| Children | none |
| Parent(s) | Suleiman Muhammad Khan (father) and Maria Lucrezia Khan (mother) |
| Relatives | Khalid Suleiman Muhammad Khan (brother), Ali Suleiman Muhammad Khan (brother) and Khadijah Bint Suleiman Muhammad Khan (sister) |
| Residence | an unknown location in Anatolian Pashtunistan |
| Education | High school education and one year of university |
| Alma mater | Madinat Al-Islam University (briefly) |
| Occupation | soldier (2018-2019), politician (briefly), guerrilla commander (2020-) |
| Known for | Communist activism, son of Colonel Suleiman Muhammad Khan |
| Salary | £28,000 |
| Committees | Workers' Health and Safety Committee, Veterans Committee |
| Nickname | "Al-Aqīd" ("the Colonel") |
| Military service | |
| Allegiance | Sharifistan (2018-2019), Maoist Party of Sharifistan (2020-) |
| Branch/service | Army (2018-2019), Popular Liberation Army (2020-) |
| Years of service | 2018-2019 (Army), 2020-(militia) |
| Rank | Private (Army, 2018-2019), Commandant (2020-) |
| Unit | Royal Pashtunistan City Infantry |
| Commands | 5th Company, South-East Regiment |
| Battles/wars | Boko Haram Insurgency) |
| Awards | Distinguished Gallantry Medal |
Early life
Ahmed Suleiman Muhammad Khan was born in 2000 the son of Army officer Suleiman Muhammad Khan and his wife, the teacher Maria Lucrezia Khan. He was educated the Sharifistani School Of Fencing, a private school in Sharifistan, along with his brothers. He became interested in far-left views during a history project on the Russian Revolution and joined the Communist Party Of Sharifistan at the age of 16.
Army service and university education
Despite being able to defer conscription until he completed his university education, he considered this unfair on working-class youth. He joined the Royal Pashtunistan City Infantry (an prestigious mountain infantry regiment) as Fatah (Private) at the age of 18. He fought in Nigeria against the terrorist group Boko Haram. After a year as a soldier he enrolled in Madinat Al-Islam University as a politics student.
Political career
Whilst a University student, after nearly a decade of Communist activism, he was elected to the House of Representatives of Sharifistan as representative of the Communist Party (following the legalisation of the party in 2020). He was on the Workers' Health and Safety Committee and the Veterans' Committee.
Guerrilla warfare
Following the occupation of Sharifistan he joined a Maoist Guerilla force as Commandant (equivalent to Binbasi or Major).