Biography

Hassan Muhammad Nadir was born in the Year 1961 in the village of Shiramar, affiliated with the Khurmal sub-district. He was a villager and completed his primary education in the village. To continue his intermediate education, he went to the Khurmal sub-district and studied up to the second grade of intermediate school. On March 25, 1979, he went to the country of Iran and settled in that country. He was martyred in the Year 1981. 

Struggle Record

Martyr Hassan Muhammad became a member of the secret cell of the Khurmal organization, affiliated with the Halabja District Committee of the Fourth Branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, in 1978. Due to his activity and visibility with the organizations of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, on March 19, 1979, he and two other members of the secret cell of the Khurmal organization, named Omar Marf and Mahmud Haji Faraj, were arrested by a Union official named Teacher Shaho. On March 24, 1979, he was released on the bail of the notables of the region. 

Hassan Muhammad Nadir became a Peshmerga of the Seventh Nawrol Battalion of the Kurdistan Democratic Party on March 25, 1979, in Darband Dazli, at which time Muhammad Ramazan was the battalion commander. He participated in the Battle of Tapa Chaqlawe in 1980, the Battle of Sirwan in 1981, the Battle of the Khurmal base in 1981, and the Battle of Mount Sharam in 1981. 

On July 17, 1981, following the control of the Ba'ath regime's positions on Mount Sharam by the Peshmerga Forces and the capture of 180 officers and soldiers of the regime, the Ba'ath artillery heavily shelled the positions on Mount Sharam, and as a result, Hassan Muhammad was martyred. 

Source:

Archive of the Encyclopedia Board of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.