Rasho Hasakah.... Story of martyr struggled to achieve freedom

SHINDA  AKRAM/AL_HASAKAH

Few are the words in which anyone can describe the martyrs who have a pure spirit, flimsy facets and hopeful hopes of freedom. The martyrs are the ones who achieve the highest and rise to the highest ranks, and thanks to their struggle live nations raised their heads and do not stop the inhalation of the bouts of freedom.

In many times the countries know their martyrs, which is also in Kurdistan as well. In this country, the martyrs are the ones who draw the path of salvation for their people and lay the foundations for the future.

Badran Ali whose nom de guerre is Rasho Hasakah  , is one of the martyrs we are talking about. Badran is originally from al-Hasakah city born in 1992. He grew up in a poor national family, which depends on agriculture for farming.

Badran studied until his junior high school and left school forcing his family. He started at a young age with the help of his father, who worked in the repair of household electrical appliances. He worked in a restaurant and then repaired cars with his cousins.

Badran Ali was called among his friends by the name "Rasho". He worked with his cousins ​​and met with some members of the Kurdish Revolutionary Youth Movement. He joined them after working hours in meetings to organize and conduct various activities in the region.

Rasho and a group of his friends join the protection forces in 2012 and work day and night to protect neighborhoods through barriers until People Protection Units (YPG) officially join in 2013.

The attacks of mercenary gangs on several fronts increase in al-Jazeera region 's villages, from SereKaniya and Deirk villages In one of the battles in Alok villages clashes erupterd between al-Nusra Front and People Protection Units (YPG)in the village , Rasho martyred by his wounds and joins the convoy of martyrs on 16 September year 2013.

This was a brief glimpse of the life of the fighter until he reached the rank of martyrdom, but before he was martyred, he lived great moments and distinguished where he left an impact wherever he was.

His stubbornness led him to leave school

 Rasho studied until the middle stage without his desire because his family was forced to study, but after entering the middle school he fled school, and after a month of frequent escape, his school administration complained to his family about the situation.

His father punished him for doing it but insisted on leaving school by saying, "What did the others do in the schools of the regime until we do something?"

The beginning of the revolution and secret participation in the demonstrations

Martye 's mother said " I heard from your aunt that you participated in a youth march. Is this true my mother is certain that my aunt compared me to another young man. He repeated the position of bribery and continued to participate in marches and insisted on convincing him not to participate but he insisted on participating."

Achieve his dream and join the ranks of the revolution

The first and last dream of the young man, Badran Ali, was to join the ranks of the armed forces defending the people and the revolution. He always insisted on realizing his dream until one day he decided to ask his mother to reveal his wishes and leave the house to achieve them.

He began to bribe after joining in rotation with his comrades at the security barriers that were placed in al-Hasakah city 's neighborhoods to protect them from any aggression, and the intensity of the preservation of the land and protect the people was the avant-garde at the hour of rotation, as the companion of his trail Shiyar, "We were rotating for only two hours and go to rest, but bribes were not Resting, but keeps running for all of us until dawn. "

His revolutionary spirit did not make him reluctant to fight

Badran had a strong and compelling motive for linking his homeland. He did not hesitate for a moment if a village in al-Jazeera canton had an attack until he went to defend it.

This rush caused him to fall into many problems with his leadership because he often broke laws when he followed his revolutionary passion.

One of Badran's comrades, Restom commemorates the last battles he took with his friend Badran when he was asked to send reinforcements from al-Hasakah SereKania 'svillages  to for attack by mercenaries of al-Nasra Front.

"We went together to Alok village (which was attacked) and we arrived at 8 pm and after half an hour the clashes intensified," Restom said. "There was a scratch on his face and his comrades were taken to a house in the village for treatment."

I spoke to him as he was wounded and bare of the ground. He looked at me smiling and said," comrade Restom, why are you sad? I am now by your side, but soon I will go to the martyr and guide. "I did not wait long and asked the comrades to take him to the hospital. But he was martyred during the road leaving behind the love that long dreamed of by thousands to live a decent and free life."

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ANHA