Kamal Awla Ali Mustafa was born in 1952 in the town of Shaqlawa. He had a primary level of education and was engaged in daily trade. A brother of his, named Hamadamin Awla Ali, was Aylul Revolution martyred. Kamal Awla was married to Khani Aziz, and they had a son named Sabir, along with three daughters named Rupak, Dilpak, and Sakar.
Struggle RecordIn 1977, through Mam Rasul Faqi, he joined the ranks of the Kurdistan Democratic Party and became a Peshmerga. From that year onwards, he continued his Peshmerga service without interruption and participated in all the epics of that period. In 1991, he joined the force of Ahmad Zakhoki and participated fully in the spring uprising of that year.
On April 14, 1991, in the Akre district, he was in charge of a Dushka-type weapon and was stationed at the Akre Citadel, where he heroically stood against the enemy until he was hit by the shelling of the Ba'ath regime's tanks and was martyred.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.