Biography

 Hazim Ismail was born in 1950 in the village of Mastawa, affiliated with the Qushtapa sub-district of Erbil Governorate. He was a villager, engaged in farming and charcoal burning, and had a primary level of education.  

Struggle Record

Martyr Hazim Ismail attempted to become a Peshmerga twice in the years 1963 and 1965, but due to his young age, he was rejected by Martyr Faris Bawa, the Commander of the Erbil Plain Forces. However, finally in the Year 1965, as a secret cell cadre of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Erbil Plain Forces, he was accepted, having been tasked with collecting monthly dues and acting as a guide for the area.

In 1969, Martyr Hazim Ismail, along with Martyr Faris Bawa and a group of Peshmerga from the Erbil Plain Forces, intended to return to the village of Mastawa but fell into an ambush by the group of Ibrahim Ahmad - Jalal Talabani and one Peshmerga of the group was martyred and Hazim was severely wounded. Later, Hazim was arrested while wounded and was executed by firing squad in front of the Mastawa village mosque in the sight of all the village residents and was martyred.  

Source:

Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.