Martyr Aziz Muhammadamin Rustam Rasul. He was born in 1937 in the village of Small Banaslawa, affiliated with Erbil Governorate. He was a villager and engaged in farming. After the collapse of the Aylul Revolution he became a refugee in the Country of Iran. After two years of displacement, he returned to the city of Erbil and resided there. He was married to Fatima Hamadamin and had four sons and one daughter named Wali, Haidar, Khalid, Mawlud, and Laila.
Struggle RecordMartyr Aziz Muhammadamin became a Peshmerga in 1963 in the Hassan Ali Balbas branch in the Erbil Plain Battalion, affiliated with the Safin Force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. In 1969, Aziz Muhammadamin, along with a group of Peshmerga comrades, went to the village of Basti Sharghat in the Erbil Plain to rest, but at sunrise, a large force of soldiers and mercenaries of the Ba'ath regime surrounded the village. After a confrontation with the government force, Aziz Muhammadamin and several comrades were arrested and imprisoned in the Erbil Security prison for one year. After the issuance of the March 11th Declaration and the general amnesty, they were all released. In 1972, he took up arms again and became a Peshmerga in the Erbil Plain Force until the 1975 collapse. After the collapse of the revolution, he was a refugee in the Country of Iran for two years. In 1991, he contacted Khalid Azgayi and informed him that he had formed a force of his sons and close relatives and was ready to participate in the uprising alongside the Peshmerga of the Safin Force. On March 11, 1991, he took up arms and, alongside the Safin Peshmerga force and the Shaqlawa regional committee, attacked the Northern Security Complex in the city of Erbil. After a fierce confrontation, Aziz Muhammadamin was martyred.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.