Martyr Feqe Resul Rustem was born in 1963 in the Qeladizê sub-district, affiliated with the Pişder district of Sulaymaniyah province; his level of education was primary. He was a resident of Qeladizê. Feqe Resul was married, and during his migration to Iran, he married Nesrîn Şerîf, who was originally from East Kurdistan, and he was the father of a son and two daughters.
His father, Resul Rustem, was martyred in the Kêwereşî epic of the September Revolution in 1974. Furthermore, due to the bombing by the Ba'ath regime's military aircraft on the Zêwê settlement in Iran in 1985, his two brothers named Merîwan Resul and Şoreş Resul were martyred, and their sister named Pîroz Resul was severely wounded. Furthermore, Feqe Resul's family has not returned to this day and has resided in the city of Sardasht in Iran.
In 1984, he made contact with the Gulan Revolution and became a Peshmerga in the Pişder force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, where Feqe Usu was the commander at that time.
Feqe Resul actively participated in the movements of the partisan squads in the Pişder and Bitwên regions.
In 1988, he returned to Qeladizê for a partisan operation and a meeting of a secret cell. After completing his work and returning to Iran, he fell into a military ambush by the Ba'ath regime on the border, was arrested with a group of revolutionary documents, and was transferred to Abu Ghraib prison. Two months after his arrest, on April 13, 1988, by the decision of the Ba'ath regime's court, he was hanged and martyred. He is also one of those martyrs whose grave is unknown.
Documents on the hanging of martyr Feqe Resul Rustem.
Source:
1. Archive of the Encyclopedia Board of the Kurdistan Democratic Party