Alla-Karam Muhammad Aziz Aziz was born in 1947 in the Khurmal sub-district, affiliated with Halabja Governorate. He was a resident of Khurmal and was engaged in farming and business in the Khurmal market. Alla-Karam Muhammad was married; his wife's name was Khawar Muhammad, and he had one daughter named Dilgir. He was martyred in 1969.
Struggle RecordMartyr Alla-Karam Muhammad Aziz joined the organizations of the Khurmal organization affiliated with the Halabja Area Committee of the Fourth Branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party in 1964, when Sa'id-i Qalay Khayat was the head of the organization.
In 1966, Alla-Karam Muhammad was sent to the mountains through the Khurmal organization and became a Peshmerga in the (Darak Force) under Martyr Manuchehr Beg Inakhi. The Darak forces were several spontaneous social forces that were under the name of (Darak Force) affiliated with the Khabat Force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. These forces consisted of the force of Hussein Beg Wakili Javanro, the force of Manuchehr Beg Inakhi, the force of Qayar Beg, and the force of Osmani Ali Chatun.
In 1969, the Jalalis (Red Collars), with the help of a large military force of the then Iraqi regime, launched a wide attack on the Peshmerga positions in the Sharazur, Halabja, and Hawraman plains. Alla-Karam Muhammad and his comrades faced the Red Collars at the Ababaili position. As a result, Alla-Karam Muhammad and a comrade named Kamal Ali Nadir were severely wounded. While wounded, they fell into the hands of one of the Red Collars named Muhammad Kuikha Karim, and while wounded, they were dragged behind a tank to the center of Halabja city. Later, in front of the people in the Halabja market, they were executed by firing squad. After their martyrdom, they also committed several insults to their bodies.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.