Jamal Rasul Hamarashid Abdullah, known as Jamal Rasul Banishari, was born in 1956 in the village of Banishari, affiliated with the Khurmal sub-district. He was a villager engaged in farming and animal husbandry and studied up to the primary level. He was martyred in 1983.
Struggle RecordMartyr Jamal Rasul became a Peshmerga in 1978 in the detachment of Osman Banishari, which was affiliated with the Hawraman Force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. In 1980, this detachment became the Seventh Battalion of the Hawraman Force.
Martyr Jamal Rasul participated in the Battle of Se Tapan, the Battle of Sharam Mountain, the Battle of Sharbazher, and the Battle of Girdi Bawsh. Girdi Bawsh is affiliated with the Khurmal sub-district. A six-person Peshmerga force consisting of Jamal Rasul, Osman Banishari, Abid Faraj, Ala Karam, Mahdi Jama, and Kamali Kak Ahmad confronted a large force of the Ba'ath regime, which was one regiment of 180 people. They stood against them from sunrise until sunset without any loss of life among these six Peshmerga, but in return, they were able to kill 31 soldiers and 2 Officers of the army of Iraq and detain 19 soldiers and 3 Officers of the regiment.
In 1983, Martyr Jamal Rasul received the rank of Sergeant and Deputy Commander of the Second Sector of the Seventh Battalion, at which time Martyr Rahim Muhammad (Rahim Banishari) was the Sector Commander and Osman Banishari was the Battalion Commander.
On July 27, 1983, in Kona Chaqal behind Ahmadawa, as a result of the shelling by the artillery of the Ba'ath regime on the Peshmerga trenches, Jamal Rasul and a Comrade named Basam Hawrami were martyred, and Rahim Muhammad Salih, Martyr Rahim Banishari, was severely wounded in the eye.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.