Biography

Muhammad Abdullah Muhammad, known as Muhammad Rashash, was born in 1942 in the village of Glijali in the Bamo region. He was a villager and engaged in farming. His mother's name was Talla Mahmoud Hamamin, his wife's name was Maryam Mahmoud, and he had a son named Kamal. He was martyred in 1974.

Struggle Record

Muhammad Abdullah Muhammad, known as Muhammad Rashash, joined the ranks of the Aylul Revolution in 1962 and became a Peshmerga in the First Branch under the supervision of Kamal Aharash, affiliated with the Zamnako Branch, affiliated with the Sixth Bamo Battalion, commanded by Fazil Talabani, affiliated with the Khabat Force. He participated in the battles of Zalim Bridge, Anab, Sharazur Plain, and Darbandikhan. He became a squad leader and was later given the rank of platoon leader. In the Nuri Hama-Ali Battalion, under the branch of Osman Ali Chatun, he was given the rank of battalion military official. He was a comrade with Nafe Tawileyi, Fatah Agha, Jalal Lawarani, Hama-Karim Arab-Kuz, Awrahim Lawarani, Karim Shamirani, and Ali Ghafur Zamnakoyi. On April 8, 1974, in the battle of Darbandikhan, during a confrontation with the regime's soldiers, he was hit by bullets and was martyred. Another comrade of his named Nafe Tawileyi was martyred with him.

Source:

Archive of the Encyclopedia of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.