Amine Mohammed served the Peshmerga alongside her husband in Sherwan Mazin, preparing bread and food for them, and she did not abandon her service to the Peshmerga during battles. On May 4, 1966, her husband, Naji Beg, was martyred in the battle of Mount Zozik in the Diana district.

Amine continued to help the Peshmerga forces even after her husband was martyred. In 1975, after the collapse of the September Revolution she migrated to the country of Iran. She was first settled in the Zewe camp, then moved to the Jahrom camp (refugee camp) in Fars province, and later settled in Tabriz.

In 1979, after the fall of the monarchy and the establishment of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Amine returned to the Zewe camp and settled there. She sent her two sons, Mamend and Rashid, to join the Peshmerga Forces to protect their people and country, and they returned to South Kurdistan with Haji Berokhi to continue their struggle. Amine remained in the Zewe camp with three children, her grandchildren, and her daughters-in-law. On June 9, 1985, as a result of the bombing by Iraqi regime aircraft, 6 of her grandchildren and the wife of her son Rashid were martyred, and the wife of her son Mamend and two other grandchildren were wounded. In 1988, her son Mamend was martyred in the Xwakurk Epic.

In 1993, she returned to South Kurdistan and settled first in Pirmam and later in Soran. On August 16, 1996, on the occasion of the Golden Jubilee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP), she received the medal of the Immortal Barzani.

Source:

Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.