Aziz Mustafa Rostam was born in 1946 in the village of Yalanpi, affiliated with the Biyara sub-district. He was a villager and was engaged in animal husbandry. After the collapse of the Aylul Revolution , he became a refugee in the country of Iran and settled in the Dazli and Kani Khayaran area. Aziz Mustafa married Nasrin Hama-Amin in the mountains and had one son and one daughter named Pashtwan and Shno. He was martyred in 1982.
Struggle RecordMartyr Aziz Mustafa became a member of the Khurmal organization affiliated with the Halabja district of the 4th Branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party in 1974. In 1976, in Kani Khayaran, he became a Peshmerga in the Hawraman force, which at that time Nadir Hawrami was the commander of the force. In 1980, he received the rank of partisan detachment commander, commander of the force headquarters guard, and force commander.
In 1981, in the battle of Mount Sharam, he was severely wounded in a confrontation with the soldiers of the Ba'ath regime.
In 1982, by the order of the revolution leadership and the direct command of Nadir Hawrami, his force headed to the Penjwen region and combed the villages of Nalparez, Nazla, Parazan, and Gulan, and Nadir Hawrami divided his force among the four villages. The next day, at sunrise, a large force of the PUK, led by Nawshirwan Mustafa and with the assistance of the Ba'ath regime's soldiers, besieged their force. A confrontation took place between them, and as a result, Abubakr Abdullah Zalmi and Hama-Sharif were severely wounded. Aziz Mustafa did not leave his two wounded comrades behind and put up a resistance for several hours. In the end, Aziz Mustafa Rostam was martyred, and each of his comrades Abubakr Abdullah Zalmi, Hama-Sharif, Awat, Namiq Gulpi, Abdulrahman Basharati, and several other comrades were martyred in this confrontation.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.