Osman Sharif Fathulla was born in the Year 1963 in the Penjwen district. After the collapse of the Aylul Revolution, he became a refugee in the Country of Iran and resided in the Darband of Dazli. After returning, he resided in the Said-Sadiq district of the Sharazur plain. He owned a sweets shop in the Said-Sadiq market. He had studied up to the primary level. He was married, his wife's name was Dilsoz Hama Amin, and he had two sons and two daughters named Masud, Shakhawan, Chia, and Shanaz. His daughter Shanaz froze to death from the cold on the border of the Country of Iran during the exodus of the Year 1991.
In the Year 1978, he became a Peshmerga under the command of Umari Haji Tutmani, who was affiliated with the Hawraman force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, and their Headquarters was in Kani Sif on the border between Iran and Iraq. At the same time, Osman Sharif Fathulla became a cadre in the Surin organization affiliated with the Regional Committee of Darbandikhan of the Fourth Branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.
He participated in the Battle of Kani Sif, the Battle of Ahmadawa, the guerrilla Activity of the Sharazur plain, the Battle of Halabja, the Battle of Qaradagh, and the Battle of the Sharazur plain.
In the Year 1980, as a result of the bombing by the aircraft of the Ba'ath regime on their temporary Headquarters in the village of Siamewa in the Sharazur plain, Osman Sharif Fathulla was severely wounded.
He participated in the uprising of the Year 1991, and participated in the liberation of the city of Halabja, Penjwen district, Sharazur plain, Arbat sub-district, Darbandikhan district, the city of Sulaymaniyah, Zarayan town, Kalar city, Jalawla city, and the city of Kirkuk.
On March 21, 1991, during the liberation of the city of Kirkuk, near the Khase Bridge in the heart of the city of Kirkuk, he was hit in the head by a BKC bullet of the Ba'ath regime and was martyred.
Source:- Archive of the Encyclopedia of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.