Qadir Mahmud Fatah Mawlud was born in 1942 in the village of Mirade, belonging to the Zarayen sub-district of the Sharazur district of Halabja Governorate. He was a villager and was busy with farming work. Qadir Mahmud's family included his wife Mahbuba Abdulrahman, his sons Karim and Ghafur, and his daughters Freshta and Amina.
Struggle RecordIn 1973, he became a Peshmerga in Branch Three under the command of Anwar Majid Sultan, belonging to the Penjwen Battalion under the command of Nuri Hama Ali belonging to the Khabat Force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, in 1974 at the beginning of the reignition of the Aylul Revolution he received the rank of squad leader in Branch Three, and participated in the battles of Qaradagh, Darbandikhan, and Gulan Mountain.
On April 13, 1974, on Gulan Mountain near Darbandikhan, a large force of the Ba'ath regime and the Communist Party attacked the Peshmerga positions, and Qadir Mahmud and seven comrades were martyred.
Source:Archive of the Encyclopedia Board of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.