Biography

Rashad Khizr Ali was born in 1955 in the village of Sisawa, his literacy level was primary, in his early youth he was a professional. In the year 1984 he chose a cousin of his as his fiancée, but because he was martyred in 1985, he did not marry her. Rashad's mother was named Rawshan Taha and she passed away and he had two brothers named Abdulwahid Khizr, Sabah Khizr.

Struggle Record

In the year 1977 he joined the organizations of the Shwan area affiliated with Branch (3-4) of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, at that time Kak Azad was the Branch official. In the year 1978 he took up arms and went to the Qaradagh area and joined Branch (3-4), in the years (1978-1982) he had an active participation in all the epics of the Qaradagh area. In the year 1981 in the Sharbazher area he was severely wounded.

Rashad Khizr in the year 1982 was transferred to Branch Two and became a Peshmerga of the Branch Two detachment, the same year he participated in all the activities of the branch detachment, the most prominent of which was the capture of the Ba'ath military post in the Badawan neighborhood of Erbil city where he had taken all their soldiers as prisoners to the branch headquarters in the Balisan valley, also in the same year along with nine Peshmerga comrades he went with a detachment to the Khabat district and took three intelligence officers as prisoners to the branch headquarters in the Balisan valley. In the year 1983 he was made the official of the Safin organization affiliated with the Shaqlawa area and the same year he participated in the Qandil epic and the Qalatokan epic.

On the date of October 12, 1985, by the intelligence plan of the Ba'ath regime he was led into an enemy ambush at the Harir-Basirma junction where he was alone and fought heroically and was able to kill four (intelligence) soldiers and wound three of them, but due to the large number of soldiers in the end he was martyred, the intelligence soldiers took his body with them and his grave is still unknown.

Source:

Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.