Wushyar Kamal Rasul Muhammad was born in 1962 in the village of Chineran, affiliated with the Hiran sub-district. His level of education was primary; he was a villager and was engaged in farming. The aforementioned had two other brothers who were martyrs, named Sarbast Kamal and Salar Kamal. His mother's name was Khanzad Sabir, and he had six brothers named Nawzad, Nizar, Star, Sarbast, Sabah, and Salar, and he had one sister named Sumaya Kamal.
StruggleWushyar Kamal, in his youth, joined the party organizations that used to visit their village, until 1983, when a detachment of Wasta Yunis went to their village, and when they left, he went with them, and from that day on, he joined the Peshmerga Forces.
From the beginning of his joining, he became a trusted person for the commanders. He was soon made the person responsible for a detachment of several people, who was called Mlazim. This detachment had a full impact in the region and had many activities and entries into the city, especially in the years (1986-1987), they were very active in arresting the regime's officers and security agents, all of whom they handed over alive to the Second Branch. In 1987, he participated in the Battle of Pardi Rusak and was wounded. They transferred him to the headquarters of the village of Khate until he was treated and returned. In the same year, by the order of the Second Branch, the operation of the 11 outposts of the Khoshnawati Valley began, and the aforementioned was the person responsible for one of the detachments. They cleared several points, but during the recapture of the Aquban and Pungina outpost, an enemy bullet hit his head, and he was martyred.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.