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بسم هللا الرمحن الرحمي the Committee of the Martyrs of 15 March بسم هللا الرمحن الرحمي The committee of the martyrs of 15 March Revolution P.S:Those are not just names or numbers,but heroes Note : * name not confirmed but death is ** on the name : Date not confirmed ** on the city : place not confirmed Date # Name City Remark 18 March 1 Ayham Alhariri Daraa 2 Mohammad Aljawabra Daraa 3 Monzer Momen Almasalmeh Daraa 11 years old, died due to inhailing tear gas 4 Hussam AbdelWali Ayash Daraa 19 March 5 Adnan Krad Daraa Died from wounds sustained on March 18th 20 March 6 Raed Alkarrad 23 March 7 Mohammad Ali Abazeed Daraa 8 Mu'az Nayef Abazeed Daraa(Alsoura) 9 Nayef Hussayn Abazeed Daraa 10 Omar Abdelwali Daraa 11 Mohammad Abu'aon Daraa 12 Aziz Abu Nabbut Daraa 13 Bilal Abu Nabbut Daraa 14 Hameed Abu Nabbut Daraa 15 Mohammad Abu Nabbut Daraa 16 Ahmad Fawaz Abu Safi Daraa(Alhrak) 17 Mo'taz Abu Zayed Daraa(Kherbet Ghazalah) 18 Waheeb Aladawy Daraa(Alhrak) 19 Abdelghani Alakrad Daraa 20 Talal Alfadel Daraa(Alhrak) 21 Wissam Alghul Daraa 22 Munzer Ahmad Alhamady Daraa 23 Zakarya Alhamidy Daraa(Kherbet Ghazalah) 24 Ibrahim Alhary Daraa(Aatman) 25 Mohammad Abdelrahman Alhariry Daraa(Alsoura) 26 Omar Mohammad Alhariry Daraa(Elmah) 27 Rami Hassan Alhariry Daraa(Alhrak) 28 Salah Abdelrahman Alhariry Daraa(Alsoura) 29 Raed Ahmad Alhomsy Daraa 30 Abdallah Aljarrad Daraa(Alhara ) 31 Mohammad Rashrash Aljarrad Daraa(Alhara ) 32 Issa Mohammad Alkurdy Daraa 33 Malek Mahmoud Mofdi Alkarrad Daraa 34 Abass Saad Almahameed Daraa 35 ****** Abass Saad Almahameed Daraa Son of Abass Saad Almahameed 36 Dr. Ali Ghassab Almahameed Daraa 37 Ghassan Almahameed Daraa 38 Hatem Almahameed Daraa 39 Khaled Abdallah Almahameed Daraa 40 Mus'ab Almahameed Daraa 41 Abdulnasser Almasalmeh Daraa(Elmah) 42 Ashraf Almasalmeh Daraa 43 Hamed Almasalmeh Daraa 44 Ibtissam Almasalmaeh Daraa Shot while standing on her balcony 45 Maher Almasalmeh Daraa 46 Taher Almasalmeh Daraa 47 AbdelKarim Khaled Almasry Daraa Soldier who comes from TalKalakh (region of Homs) 48 Ashraf Abdelaziz Salah Almasry Daraa(Alhrak) 49 Fadi Almasry Daraa(Kherbet Ghazalah) 50 Nawras Safwan Almiqkdad Daraa 51 Thaer Yussef Manoukh Almiqdad Daraa 52 Yussef Abdelraouf Almiqdad Daraa(Elmah) 53 Ibrahim Alna'saan Daraa 54 Ali Alrawashda Daraa(Tafs) 55 Mohammad Ahmad Alsalamat Daraa(Alhrak) 56 Mohammad Ali Alsalamat Daraa(Alhrak) 57 Munzer Rans Hawash Kunbus Al-Shummary Daraa(Alhara ) 58 Munzer Amro Daraa(Alhara ) 22 years old 59 Mahmoud Diab Dagher Daraa(Elmah) 60 Mohammad Mustafa Dalu' Daraa 61 Nidal Fares Daraa(Kherbet Ghazalah) 62 Jamal Jarbu'i Daraa(Alhrak) 63 Moataz Abu Zayed Kurbet Daraa(Kherbet Ghazalah) 64 Munzer Kunbos Daraa(Alhara ) 65 Sameer Kunbos Daraa(Alhara ) 66 Ayman Qutaifan Daraa 67 Khalil Ayman Zatima Daraa 25 March 68 Sabta Akrad Daraa 17 years old 69 Qassem Mohammad Alatmeh Daraa(Alsanamen) 70 Mohammad Mo'ammar Alhamoudy Daraa(Alsanamen) 71 Sameer Al'abbad Daraa(Alsanamen) 72 Ashraf Almasalmany** Daraa(Namer) 73 'Orwa Alshareef Daraa(Alsanamen) 74 Mohammad Hossayn Alshareef Daraa(Alsanamen) 75 Ahmad Alzou'bi Daraa(Alsanamen) 76 Mohammad Jalal Alzou'bi Daraa(Alsanamen) 77 Mohannad Ibrahim Alzyab Daraa(Alsanamen) 78 Kamal Bardan Daraa(Tafs) 79 Anwar Shattar Daraa(Alsanamen) 80 ,,,,,Alburhan* Damascus(Alzabadani) 81 Yasser Alrifa'y Damascus(Alzabadani) 82 Issa Hijazy Damascus(Tal Mnin) Stabbed and beaten by police 83 Nazeeh Eebo Homs 84 Ibrahim Saker Latakia(Alziraa) 26 March 85 Adel Fandy Homs 86 Wael Abdulkader Al'ak Latakia(Mashrua Alkalaa) 87 Ahmad Alledy Latakia 88 Mustafa Abdallah Bayazeed Latakia(Bestan Alsamke) 17 years old 89 Mohammad Bksrawy Latakia 90 Mohammad Yaseen Isfenjeh Latakia(Alharsh) 91 Ali Jamus Latakia 92 Talal Jamus Latakia(Alsalibe) 93 Hani Ahmad Karbuj Latakia(Knines) 94 Safwan Marzuq Latakia 95 Osama Mayhub Latakia(Mashrua Shretah) 96 Ibrahim Mohammad Qabarru Latakia(Mashrua Alashrafye) 97 'Alaa Nafez Salman Latakia 98 Karam Tayziny Latakia(Altabyat) 27 March 99 Ahmad Mohammad Dib Andaroun Latakia(Almaronyat) 100 Mowaffak Taleb Barud Latakia(Bestan Alsidawy) 101 Mahmoud Hussayn 'Aayshat Daraa 102 Mahmoud Alhashar Daraa(Alsanamen) 103 Iyad Ali Alrshedat** Daraa 104 Fadi Yussef alzayab Daraa(Alsanamen) 105 Nazem Majareesh Daraa(Mahajah) 106 Shadi Nahar Masalmany Daraa 28 March 107 Mohammad Hosny Alasaad** Daraa(Alsanamen) 108 Yasser Alfaruh** Daraa(Alsanamen) 109 Talal Alhashar** Daraa(Alsanamen) 110 Ali Alkuswani Daraa(Alsanamen) 111 Majdi Rakan Alterkmany** Daraa(Alhrak) May be dead on 23/03 (to confirm) 112 Jamal Mohammad Aly Daraa(Alhrak) 113 Ali Tawfik Jnika Latakia 114 Fady Hassan Mohammad Latakia 30 March 115 Sameer Al Labbad 116 Mohammad Ali Khazandar* Latakia 117 Qasem Haytham Thalje** Latakia(Alaowayne) 118 Mohammad Ahmad Hussayn Alghabagheba** Daraa(Alkark) 119 Ahmad Najdat 'nezan Alzo'by Daraa(Almsefra) 120 ,,,,,,,,, Zatima* Daraa 1 April 121 Ahmad Borghle Altal 122 Ramez Faisal Alfahad Damascus(Kusweh) 123 Diyaa Alshumary Daraa(Ankhel) 124 Mohammad 'Alaya Douma 125 Yasser Jamal Mustafa Abu Aysha Douma 37 years 126 Khaled Mahmoud Albaghdady Douma 37 years father of two kids 127 'Aarfan Abdelmajid Aldurrah Douma 19 years old 128 Nizar Almarjy Douma(or Saqba) 129 Naim Abdelmajid Almokaddam Douma 33 years old 130 Ibrahim Muhammad Almubayyed Douma 131 Ammar Altinawy Douma 132 Fouad Ahmad Eid Baleleh Douma 27 years old 133 Bashir Delwan Douma 134 Ahmad Abdelrahim Rajab Fawaz Douma 37 years old 135 Mohammad Nour Harbawy Douma(or Orbeen) 136 Haydar Ali Noureldin Douma 137 Abdelmalek Daw Alissa Alfaoury** Homs 23 years old tortured till death 138 Tahany Khalif Alkhaldy Homs 23 years old killed on the balcony 139 Hani Khalil Alomar Homs(Der Baalba) 19 years old 140 Samer Howayri Homs(Talbise) 141 Zakarya Karaz Homs(Albayada) 142 Mohammad Haytham Ali 'Absi Latakia 43 years old 143 Safwan Ahmad Marzuk Latakia 22 years old 144 Raed Nour Obeid Sakba 32 years old 5 April (4/04) 145 Ahmad Mohy Aldin Aldamrany** Damascus(Moadamye) 146 Hamid Ma'la Damascus(Kafar Batna) from the police 147 Hassan Ma'la Damascus(Kafar Batna) from the police 148 Bassam Alsur Homs Beaten until death 149 Nazeeh Hamash Homs Died due to inhailing tear gas 150 Fawza Hamida Khlawy** Homs 8 april 151 Jamal Mosa Abazeed Daraa 152 Kamal Abazeed Daraa 153 Jassem Abdallah Daraa 154 Mohammad Youssef AbuAlKayass Daraa 155 Mohannad Roshdan AbuHalawa Daraa 156 Hussayn Al'Amyan Daraa 157 Yasser Khalaf Al-’Asmy Daraa 158 Mowaffak Aldakhle Daraa 159 Mohammad Taha Alghazaly Daraa 160 Abdulrahman Salah Alhamady Daraa 161 Mohammad Salah Alhamady Daraa 162 Bashar Mohammad AlHary Daraa 163 Ibrahim Ali AlHary Daraa 164 Youssef Mohammad AlHary Daraa 165 Raslan Abdelrahim Alhariry Daraa 166 Mohammad Aljohamany Daraa 167 Abdulrahman Alktefan Daraa 168 Khalaf Mansour Almahameed Daraa 169 Mohammad Khalaf Almahmoud Daraa 170 Ahmed Dukhan Almasalmeh Daraa 171 Dr.Taha Almasalmeh Daraa 172 Waseem Mohammad AtaAllah AlMasalmeh Daraa 173 Mohammad Salah Eid Almasry Daraa 174 Yasser AtaAllah Alnabelsy Daraa 175 Qasem Mohammed Abdallah Alnosayrat Daraa 176 Mohammad Ahmad Al-Rady Daraa 177 Dr.Solayman Alsalameh Daraa 178 Mohammad Alsalahin Daraa 179 Dr.Taha Alsukary Daraa Killed in an ambulance 180 Mohammad Eid Alzo'by Daraa 181 Mohammad Bashar Azize Daraa 182 Saleh Bachir Daraa 6 months old 183 Mohammad Mowafak DakhAlah Daraa Killed in an ambulance(nurse) 184 Ismael Ahmad Ibrahim Daraa 185 Mohammad 'Azmi Khalaf Daraa 186 Mohammad Taha Mahmoud Daraa 187 Dr.Fahed Salamah Daraa 188 Ahmad Saker Daraa 189 Khuzama ********* Daraa Lieutenant who refused to shoot on protesters 190 Mahmud Mohammad Armaly(Armaleh) **** Policeman from Aleppo(Kalaseh) 191 Yussef Abdallah Daraa Soldier from Aleppo(Ghanma Town) 192 Talal Mohammad Sakhye Daraa Seargent from Hama 193 Majed Alkaless Douma 30 years old 194 Ahmad Jasem Alakfa* Homs From Der El zor 195 Mahmoud Jasem Alakfa* Homs From Der El zor 196 Mahmoud Solayman Alakfa* Homs From Der El zor 197 Bilal Sameer Alhassan Homs 198 Abdelhadi Mahmoud Alhmoud Homs 199 Wael Ahmad AlQasem Homs 200 Dyaa Mohamed Alkhatib Homs 11 years old 201 Nayef Alomar Homs 202 Ayman Ali Alsaleh Homs 203 Yahya Alsaleh(Hayawi Hamadi) Homs From Der El zor 204 Haytham Alshihab Homs 205 Khaled Bader Homs 206 Adnan Halak Homs 207 Ghassan Khalifah Homs 208 Ahmad Kleb(Karbouli) Homs From Der El zor 209 Tamer Abdelghaffar Rashed Homs(Alseteen street) 30 years old.Father of 3 children 210 Mahmoud Ahmad Alkhalaf Latakia a police agent killed by his superior.19 years old.Alrakka 211 Mahmoud Almajdy Latakia a police agent killed by his superior.22 years old.Alrakka 212 Mosa Zrik Latakia(Bestan Hmami) 31 years old 213 Ahmad Tawfik Za'rur Latakia 214 Ibraheem 'Adnan Terkmany** Latakia 45 years old 215 Basheer 'Ashur Latakia 216 Tamer 'Ali Deeb Latakia 217 'Issam Abdelrazaq Latakia 218 'Issam Mohammad Aswad Latakia 32 years old 219 'Ali Hassan Alsankary Latakia 54 years old 9 April 220 Mosa Saleh Almasalameh Daraa 63 years old, died due to wonds sustained before 221 Mohammad Abdelrazak Alshar' Daraa 222 Ibrahim Mohy Aldin Alkharasan Homs Shot on the 8th of April 10 April 223 Mohammad Taleb Aldaye' Banyas 224 Nizar Mohammad Alhijazy Banyas 225 Osama Alshureki Banyas 226 Samer Mahmoud Lulu Banyas 227 Mohammad Mefe'lany** Banyas a soldier from Harak(Daraa) 228 Ayman Youssef Solayman Banyas 229 Mohammad Solayman Banyas 230 Mohammad Awad Alkonbor Daraa a soldier from Palmyra 231 Morad Hajjo Daraa a soldier burried in the 11th of April.Damascus(Madaya) 232 Mohammad Ali Farah Latakia-Tartous road Soldier.Damascus(Harbun) 233 Waheeb Issa Latakia-Tartous road Lieutenant Colonel from Jableh 234 Samer Monir Aljallad Latakia-Tartous road Seargent.Married.2 children. From Jableh 235 Anwar Ahmad Aldaher Latakia-Tartous road Soldier from Hama 236 Suhel Hassan Latakia-Tartous road Seargent.Married.5 children. From Banyas 237 Ali Ahmad Ali Latakia-Tartous road Seargent.Banyas 238 Yasser Qash'ur Latakia-Tartous road Lieutenant Colonel from Tartus 239 Ahmad Ali Alali Latakia-Tartous road Soldier from Der El Zor 240 Khaled Almohammed Al'owed Homs Died from wounds sustained before 241 Mohammad Aldalaub Homs 29 years old.
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