Biography

Kamal Rahim Ali Karam Known as Kamal Hawari, he was born in 1945 in the village of Hawar, affiliated with the Biyara sub-district of Halabja province. He completed his primary education in the village of Hawar and went to the city of Halabja for teacher training. His father, Rahim Ali, and his brother, Kamal Rahim Ali, were martyrs of Aylul Revolution They were. In 1977, all members of his family were made political prisoners in the Sulaymaniyah Security Directorate. Kamal Hawari's mother's name is Zuleikha Kakawais, his wife's name is Nasrat Muhammad, and his sons are Sarwar, Salar, and Pashtwan. He also has a daughter named Fali'a. He was martyred in 1974.

Struggle History

In 1962, Kamal Rahim, along with four comrades named Dara Aziz, Mullah Rauf, Sabah Saeed, and Ghalib Haji Faraj, established a relationship with the secret organizations affiliated with the Khabat Force and began activities inside the city of Halabja. Later, Kamal Hawari became the person responsible for that cell. After one year and carrying out several activities, they were exposed, and at the beginning of 1963, they took up their weapons and went to the Khurmal sub-district. The Khurmal organization was established for organizational work, and Kamal Hawari became the person responsible for the organization. At the same time, he received the rank of Squad Leader in the Hawraman Battalion affiliated with the Khabat Force.

In the Year 1965, due to his activity and extensive participation in partisan groups, he was made the military commander of the Hawraman Battalion. Also, in the same year, he was wounded in the Battle of Bawakochak, and after receiving treatment, he was made the Head of Branch of Bargalo in the Khabat Force. Later, he was transferred to Azmar Mountain, and his branch had seven positions on Azmar Mountain.

In 1974, the order for his promotion to the rank of Commander of the Khabat Force Battalion, under the command of Fatah Agha, was issued by the leadership of the revolution. On June 2, 1974, Kamal Hawari, along with 10 Peshmerga comrades, with the intention of visiting the Headquarters of the Khabat Force in the Hawraman region to receive his rank, saw a large military force moving towards the Darbandikhan sub-district on the way near the Arbat sub-district. Kamal Hawari divided his Peshmerga and set an ambush for the military convoy from several directions. A fierce confrontation and clash occurred, and they defended with 10 Peshmerga until near evening, stopped the convoy, and inflicted heavy damage on the military convoy. As a result, Kamal Hawari, along with two of his comrades, Ali Mazali and Fataha Sur, were martyred, and three of their comrades named Zidan Bakr Rashid, Khosrow Homer, and Dilshad Ali Reza did not leave their bodies behind and carried them on their backs until they brought them to their own positions on Azmar Mountain. Later, Fatah Agha sent them a vehicle, and they delivered their bodies to their families.

Source:

Archive of the Encyclopedia Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.