Martyr Jabar Kaka-Khan Alakaram, known as Jabar Hama-Khan, Jabara Rash, was born in the Year 1963 in the village of Mamanawa, affiliated with the Nalparez sub-district of the Penjwen district. He was a villager and engaged in farming. He completed his primary education in the village of Parazan and moved to the Sayidsadiq district to continue his middle school education.
At the beginning of his middle school education in Sayidsadiq, he established a relationship with the organizations of the Surên organization of the Darbandikhan Regional Committee, affiliated with the Fourth Branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, at which time Sabir Alakaram was the responsible for the Surên organization.
Due to carrying out several activities, Jabar was soon exposed, so in the Year 1979 he headed to the mountains and became a Peshmerga in the Martyr Abubakr Bani-Bunok Battalion, affiliated with the Surên force of the Darbandikhan Regional Committee.
He participated in the battles of Razla and Parazan in the Year 1981, the battle of the foothills of Mount Surên, the battle of Qaradagh, the battle of Gulan, and the guerrilla activities of the Sharazur plain.
On July 15, 1982, Jabar and five of his comrades, between the villages of Nawê and Kaniskani, affiliated with the Khurmal district, entered a planted minefield. At the same time, soldiers of the Ba'ath regime had set an ambush over the field. Initially, a mine exploded on a comrade named Kamal, and he was wounded. Because of this, they were exposed and were fired upon from the ambush. Jabar was hit by several bullets and was martyred. Also, his brother Hassan and Kamal were wounded again, but they managed to escape while wounded.
Source:- Archive of the Encyclopedia Board of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.