"Martyrdom is not an end, but the beginning of immortality. They live in the heart of this land, in the light of their memory."
This page is dedicated to the ADPK graduates who gave their lives for our homeland, Azerbaijan. May their souls rest in peace.
Wall of Honour
The heroes named below are graduates of ADPK. Their heroism will never be forgotten.
İlkin Saməddin oğlu Ağaquliyev
Physical Education Teaching · 2017
Born on 4 October 2000 in the city of Davachi. Enrolled at ADPK in 2017. Fell as a martyr on 18 October 2020 in the battles in the direction of Sugovushan. Laid to rest in the Shabran Alley of Martyrs.
Tapdıq Ağayev
Graduate of the Industrial-Pedagogical College · 2010
Born on 2 December 1990 in the village of Tuntul, Gabala district. He was a junior sergeant of the Azerbaijani Army. Fell as a martyr on 8 October 2020 during the battles for Fuzuli. Laid to rest in the village of Tuntul, Gabala district.
Müşfiq Nəsirov
Physical Education Teaching · 2020
Born on 4 September 2002 in the village of Sukhtakala, Guba district. He was a first-year student of the Physical Education Teaching programme at ADPK. Fell heroically as a martyr on 21 December 2021 while carrying out his commander's order. Laid to rest in his native village.
Cilingir Nəbiyev
Technology Teaching · 2013–2015
Born on 1 September 1996 in the village of Shikhheybat, Tovuz district. He was a warrant officer of the Azerbaijani Army. He was married and is survived by a son. Fell as a martyr on 27 October 2020 during the battles for Gubadli. Laid to rest in Tovuz district.
Arəstə Baxışova
English Language · 2004–2008
Born on 4 May 1989 in the city of Khachmaz. A graduate of the English Language programme at ADPK. As a military paramedic of the Azerbaijani Army, she provided medical aid to wounded soldiers on the battlefield. Fell as a martyr on 23 October 2020 during the battles for Gubadli. Laid to rest in the Alley of Martyrs in the settlement of Bilajari.
May God have mercy on them. May they rest in light.
The memory of our martyrs is forever inscribed in the history of ADPK. They lived, they fought, they fell as martyrs — but they never died.