Abdullah Ali Abdullah Rajab was born in 1934 in the Araban neighborhood of Erbil Governorate. He was a city dweller and was a master painter and electrician. Abdullah Ali was married, his wife's name is Khadija Qadir, and he had three sons and four daughters named Nahro, Castro, Hajar, Galawizh, Suzan, Tavga, and Fanya.
Struggle RecordMartyr Abdullah Ali became a cadre of the secret cell organization of the Kurdistan Democratic Party in Erbil city in 1962. He had a direct relationship with the martyr Franso Hariri and had the task of gathering information about the enemy. Due to his skill as a master for several jobs, he went to the then-offices of Iraq and carried out the demands of the revolution.
In 1969, he was exposed in this work as an information gatherer and headed to the Galala region. He went to the martyr Franso Hariri and became his personal Peshmerga. At the same time, he returned to Erbil city for several armed activities.
In 1974, along with a group of comrades, they returned to Erbil city, and near the old Daratu bridge, they fell into a military ambush of the then-regime of Iraq and confronted them. After a several-hour confrontation, Abdullah Ali was severely wounded and was arrested while wounded by the soldiers. On April 15, 1974, he was executed by hanging in Abu Ghraib prison and was martyred.
Source:Archive of the Encyclopedia Board of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.