Abdulrahim Abdulhamid Fatah Fatah, known as Haji Abdulrahim Zemnako, was born in 1923 in the village of Zemnako, affiliated with the Sirwan sub-district of Halabja province. He was a villager and was engaged in animal husbandry. His wife's name was Suraya Ali, his sons' names were Hassan, Hussein, and Muhammad, and his daughters' names were Akhtar and Khanme.
Struggle RecordAbdulrahim Abdulhamid Fatah Fatah became a Peshmerga in 1963 in the platoon of Ali Sharif, affiliated with Branch Three, under the command of Jalal Lawarani, affiliated with the Fifth Battalion of the Zemnako of the Khabat Force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party y. He participated in the battle of Zemnako, the battle of Haji Omaran, and the battle of Darbandikhan. On July 5, 1963, after the end of the battle of Darbandikhan, Haji Abdulrahim Zemnako and several of his comrades named Ahmed Osman, Hamamin Mahmud, Mamol Aziz, and Muhammad Arif were transporting two wounded Peshmerga named Ali Shamer and Fatah Muhammad for treatment. Near the village of Zemnako at Malai Talg, the regime's aircraft bombed them, and except for Muhammad Arif, they were all martyred, and their bodies were buried at Malai Talg.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.