Sulayman al-Mutasim
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- In this Deltinian name, the first or paternal surname is al-Mutasim and the second or maternal family name is al-Badri.
Mullah Sulayman al-Mutasim | |
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| Native name | سليمان بن افتخار المعتصم البدري |
| Birth name | Sulayman ibn Iftikhar al-Mutasim al-Badri |
| Born | 1953 El Rosario, San Juan, Creeperopolis |
| Died | 22 November 1978 (aged 24–25) Dishna, San Juan, Creeperopolis |
| Allegiance |  Society of Deltinian Brothers |
| Years of service | 1978 |
| Rank | Holy Commander |
| Battles/wars | Deltinian Insurgency |
| Relations | Iftikhar al-Mutasim (father) |
Sulayman ibn Iftikhar al-Mutasim al-Badri (Deltinian: سليمان بن افتخار المعتصم البدري; 1953 – 22 November 1978) was a Deltinian rebel leader and Islamic leader of the Society of Deltinian Brothers in 1978. He was the son of Iftikhar al-Mutasim, a Deltinian religious scholar and Islamic leader whose assassination led to the start of the Deltinian Insurgency.
Al-Mutasim was assassinated on 22 November 1978 by members of the Society of Deltinian Brothers who feared he would challenged Muhammad al-Umar to the position of emir of the Emirate of Deltino. The assassination was denounced by al-Umar, and his killers were executed in December 1978. Al-Umar later described al-Mutasim as a "martyr" for the Deltinian cause.
