Ninety-one-years old Göze Gümüş, the mother of Edip Gümüş, the leader of Turkiye’s Hizbullah Congregation, who was continuing to suffer from illness, has lost her life in Diyarbakır. Göze Gümüş's funeral was taken to Batman to be buried after being washed and prayed.

HUDA PAR Vice Chairman Bahattin Temel, Vedat Turgut and General Manager Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors Halef Yılmaz, Mustazafs Society Diyarbakir Branch President Osman Aktaş, ILKHA General Manager Mahmut Irtem, Director of the Rehber TV Broadcasting Director Ibrahim Halil Furkan and non-governmental organizations attended the funeral prayer.

Speaking about his mother who was buried in the Asri Cemetery in Batman, Ebubekir Gümüş said that his mother suffered with great longing of her child for 20 years and passed away with this yearning.

“My heart is burning” I have longed for couldn’t get enough of my mother"

Ebubekir Gümüş, brother of Turkiye’s Hizbullah leader Edip Gümüş, stated that their mother especially during the last 6 years was taken away from seeing her son, said:

"My mother passed away with the will of her son. Allah may bring us together in the heaven. When talking about her son, she always did not want to say his. She was longing for my brother. While my brother was in prison, there were visit once a month. But after this immigration, she got ill due to longing of her son. We were saying sometimes, mention your son’s name, then she would reply: my heart is burning, there is longing of him that I couldn’t get enough of him.”

"My mum became a shadow to us"

Gümüş, indicating that they lost their father when they were younger and that their mother made them both paternity and motherhood, said, "Her only request from us was to be on the line of Islam. She raise us with prayer. Sacrificed from herself. My mother became a shadow to me and to 2 years older brother.”

"We've been running at prison doors for years with our old mothers"

Gümüş stated that his brother always thought for people's quietness that strived for young people not to enter the marsh and he said, "He has always struggled for this cause. He told the Qur'an, the Prophet Muhammad. My mother was always siding my brother. My mother was overly abandoned by wrongful accusations and punishments. We had an elderly mother for many years running around the prison gates. Which gave her enough hardships and desperation. After the prison departure a new longing started and we had no conversation at all. We did not know where he was or where he was. My mother was prayed to Allah to help my brother.” (ILKHA)