Martyr Muhammad Tofiq, known as Hama Chawjwan, was born in 1951 in the Khurmal sub-district of Halabja province. He was a resident of Khurmal and a market trader. He was a middle school student. Muhammad Tofiq was married; his wife's name was Shokufa Saeed, and he had one daughter named Rezan.
Martyr Muhammad Tofiq became a Peshmerga in 1968 of the Aylul Revolution and joined the Fifth Branch of the Seventh Biara Battalion, affiliated with the Kurdistan Democratic Party's Khabat Force, which at that time was commanded by Hussein Beg Jwanroyi as Head of Branch and Jamal Namiq as Battalion Commander.
He participated in the battle of the Red-Collared Jash in Ababeile and Shinrewi Mountain in 1969, the Darbandikhan battle in 1974, the Arbat Gateway battle in 1974, the Haji Omaran battle in 1974, the Sartiz battle in 1974, and the Zozk Mountain battle in 1974.
On October 27, 1974, as a result of the shelling by the artillery of the then-Iraqi regime on the positions of the Peshmerga forces on Zozk Mountain, Muhammad Tofiq was martyred.
Source:1. Archive of the Encyclopedia of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.