Hama-Amin Hamasalih Mahmud Qadir was born in 1947 in the village of Besalmen in the Sharazur district. He was a villager and worked as a farmer. During the 1974 collapse, he became a refugee in the country of Iran and settled in the village of Saulawe in the Sanandaj province of Iran. His wife's name was Aftaw Muhammad, his son's name was Baqi, and his daughters' names were Alwan and Khanma.
Struggle RecordHama-Amin Hamasalih Mahmud Qadir In 1969, he became a Peshmerga in the platoon of Awrahman Helka, belonging to Branch Three, under the command of Nadir Hawrami belonging to the Seventh Battalion of Byara under the command of Jamal Namig, belonging to the Khabat Force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, in the 1974 collapse he became a refugee in the country of Iran. In 1976, he re-established contact with the Peshmerga forces and under Nadir Hawrami he became a Peshmerga in the Hawraman Force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, in 1978, Hama-Amin Hamasalih and several comrades went to the Warmawa sub-district to carry out a mission inside the city by the order of Nadir Hawrami and faced the soldiers of the Ba'ath regime. As a result, Hama-Amin Hamasalih was severely wounded, and his comrades moved him to the village of Awakala near the Warmawa sub-district for treatment. After three days of receiving treatment, a large force of Jash and soldiers of the Ba'ath regime surrounded the village and arrested Hama-Amin Hamasalih. They moved him to the city of Mosul and executed him after a few days, and he was martyred. He is one of the martyrs whose grave is unknown.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.