Daibov Abdurahman Gaybullaevich_x000D_ _x000D_ Abdurahman Gaybullaevich of Gaibov was born and raised in the village of Aksay, Khasavyurt district. After graduating first from The Khasavyurt pedagogical school, and then from the teachers ' Institute, in 1940 he was sent to work as a history teacher at the Aksayevsky secondary school. But by the will of fate, he had to change his favorite profession of a teacher to a military one. At the very beginning of the great Patriotic war, A. H. Daibov was called to the front. In the battles near Moscow, he was seriously wounded, and after recovering, he continued to serve in army units and formations in various command positions. After the war, Abdurakhman Khaybullaevich taught at a military school, was a Deputy commander of the corps for political units, head of political staff courses at the group of Soviet troops in Germany, and held responsible positions at the military-political Academy named after V. I. Lenin. After retiring as a Colonel, A. H. Daibov devoted a lot of effort to creating the Council of veterans of the 119th separate tank engineering regiment of the Fourth tank army, in whose ranks he participated in the liberation of Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary, in the storming of Berlin. Abdurakhman Khaybullayevich Daibov was awarded four orders and many medals, and was awarded the insignia of the countries for which he fought. He was awarded The gold badge of the GDR – USSR friendship Society. The brave soldier and talented teacher was awarded the high public title "Honorary citizen of the city of Khasavyurt". A. Kh. Daibov died shortly before the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Victory of the Soviet people in the great Patriotic war. In 1994, grateful countrymen decided to name it one of the Central streets of the city.