He was born in October, 1933, in the village Meskety of Nozhaj-Jurtovsky district. Abuzar was from the Alleroy teip and spent his early childhood in his home village with his father Abdul-Khakim, mother Mukhazar and his several siblings. He was faced with tragic events during this early childhood when his father was arrested and exiled to Siberia which left the family in poverty. Misfortune haunted their family as the family twin children died and their oldest son was arrested because of some shortage of collective farm corn at the warehouse where he worked, and exiled to Siberia. Zainabi, the soul of their family and sister of Abuzar, suddenly died. The death of her daughter finally crippled the health of the unfortunate mother. In February after eight years of exile, Abdul-Khakim returned home. It was trough his father Abdul-Khakim that Abuzar learned the history of the Chechen people, Abuzar saw him as a model of high morality, courage, and dignity. Abuzar and his entire people were deported to Central Asia during the Deportation of the Chechens and Ingush. It was there where his father and role-model died in 1949. He grew up and studied there for a big part of his life until he along with the rest of the Chechen people moved back to their Homeland