Omar Rasul Ahmad Rasul Born in the Year 1949 in the village of Bawia, affiliated with Basirma sub-district. He was a villager and engaged in farming. He completed the primary stage of education. In the Year 1975, he was displaced to the Country of Iran. His mother's name was Halima Sofi, and he had a brother named Sadiq and three sisters named Fatima, Khadija, and Zainab. He was martyred in the Year 1982.
Struggle RecordOmar Rasul Ahmad Rasul took up arms in the Year 1964 at the house of Osman Beg and joined the ranks of the Aylul Revolution and became a Peshmerga in the Third Safin Battalion under the command of Mam Rasul Faqi, affiliated with the Safin Force under the command of Colonel Aziz Aqrawi. Later, by Osman Beg, in retaliation for taking his weapon, all their property and livestock were looted. He participated in the battles of Mount Handren, Mount Zozk, Mount Safin, the Hiran and Balisan valley, the Bani Harir, the Battle of Kapki Shishar, the Betwata plain, and Zalkan.
After the collapse of the revolution in the Year 1975, he was displaced to the Country of Iran. In the Year 1977, when he returned, he was forcibly relocated to southern Iraq and settled in the Shanafi sub-district, affiliated with Ramadi district. In the Year 1980, he returned and joined the Peshmerga Forces. In the Year 1982, under the command of Hashim Papir, they attacked the Ba'ath regime's organization in Harir. Omar Rasul was severely wounded in that battle and was transported by his comrades to an area far from the fighting to treat his wound. After walking for two hours, near the village of Khruatan, due to the severity of his wound, Omar Rasul was martyred.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.