Martyr Ebubekir Mehmud Heme Şerîf Letîf was severely wounded once during his Peshmerga life and attained the ranks of Deputy Head of Branch in the September Revolution and Battalion Commander and Member of the Regional Committee in the Gulan Revolution, and in 1981 Ebubekir Mehmud was martyred.
Ebubekir Mehmud Heme Şerîf Letîf was born in 1943 in the village of Banî Binokî on the edge of the Surên mountain in the Xurmal sub-district. He was a villager and studied up to the primary level. After the defeat of the September Revolution, he migrated to the country of Iran and resided in the city of Marivan. He was married and his wife's name was Kafiye Mihemed, and he was a Peshmerga in the mountains with his wife. After her martyrdom, Ebubekir participated in activities more. On October 20, 1986, Kafiye and a group of her comrades wanted to go to Sayid Sadiq for a partisan activity, but outside the border of Ahmed Awa, they fell into a military ambush of the Ba'ath regime, and Kafiye and her comrade named Mihemed Ferec were martyred, and Enwerê Hacî Osman was severely wounded. He was the father of four sons and a daughter, and their names were Fazil, Qadir, Şaxewan, Dilşad, and his daughter Çinur. Dilşad passed away in exile in the country of Iran.
In 1969, he became a Peshmerga of the Derbendîxan Regional Committee of the Fourth Branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, where at that time Mela Omerê Banî Binokî, his brother, was the head of the district. In 1974, he participated in several battles in the September Revolution. Some of them are the Sertîz battle, the Derbendîxan battle, and the Zimnako mountain battle. In 1974, he received the rank of Deputy Head of Branch of the 4th Bemo Battalion attached to the Xebat force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, where at that time Ehmed Çeqjî was his Head of Branch and Hemesur Hisên was the Battalion Commander.
In 1975, after the defeat of the September Revolution, he did not lay down his arms with his family and continued his Kurdish struggle on the border. In the Gulan Revolution , he participated in partisan activities in the Şarezûr plain, partisan activities inside the city of Sulaymaniyah, the Şarbajêr battle, the battle of the village of Kolîte, the battle of the village of Qaynêce in Şarezûr, the battles of Halabja, and a group of epics and clashes.
In 1979, he went into the city of Sulaymaniyah with a group of his comrades for an important partisan activity. After carrying out the activity and returning near the village of Qewîle in the Şarezûr plain, they fell into an ambush by a large number of soldiers and mercenaries of the Ba'ath regime. As a result, several of his comrades were martyred, and Ebubekir Mehmud Heme Şerîf and Osman Banîşarî were severely wounded, and they managed to pass through the ambush while wounded.
In 1979, he received the rank of Battalion Commander of the Surên force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. In 1980, he received the rank of member of the Derbendîxan Regional Committee attached to the Fourth Branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.
In 1981, a large force of soldiers and mercenaries of the Ba'ath regime launched a wide-scale attack on the Peshmerga positions on the Iranian border, Kanî Xeyaran, and Dolenaw. As a result of the confrontation, Ebubekir Mehmud was severely wounded, but his position was not occupied and the Ba'ath force withdrew. Later, the regime's fighter jets bombarded their position with 60mm weapons, and Ebubekir Mehmud Heme Şerîf was hit by several 60mm shells while wounded and was martyred. Later, his comrades transported his body to the city of Marivan in the country of Iran and he was laid to rest in the Dasêwan cemetery next to the grave of his son Dilşad.
1. Archive of the Encyclopedia of the Kurdistan Democratic Party